Japanese Menuki Pair Sword Fitting Heian Flute Player & Thief Edo period (18th–19th) Gilt LS194 Sake Made with old world craftsmanship
Description
Made with old world craftsmanship with wooden pin lap joint construction
This is a professional grade signed sashimi/sushi chef's yanagiba knife from the mid to late 20th century
While the insert references Raku
His right hand is raised in a teaching gesture while the left rests at the lap
This vase is 5 7/8" tall by 3" in diameter (15 x 7
Japanese Menuki Pair Sword Fitting Heian Flute Player & Thief Edo period (18th–19th) Gilt LS194 Sake Made with old world craftsmanshipThis matched pair of menuki presents a vivid narrative scene drawn from a well known Heian era tale. One figure, a flute player in richly patterned robes and tall cap, walks in calm dignity while playing his instrument. The second figure, depicted in shorter garments with weapon at his side, leans forward in motion, representing a thief trailing behind him. According to the story, the thief intended to rob the musician but was overcome by the beauty
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