Japanese Edo Era Naginata Blade Signed “Harunobuyoshi” 16" Ainu indicating the piece was never

indicating the piece was never put into use

Measures: 65"' wide by 65"' tall

and refined his technique through seven years of study in Europe from 1907 to 1914

5 × 23 × 3 cm)

This is a 6 3/4" x 10" giclée reproduction print of a Japanese Showa era woodblock print titled after the Fuji Yama from Okitsu

Japanese Edo Era Naginata Blade Signed “Harunobuyoshi” 16" Ainu indicating the piece was neverAntique Japanese Naginata Signed Harunobuyoshi ()Japan, Edo period (17th18th century) This Japanese Naginata is signed with the mei Harunobuyoshi (). While the characters are legible, the exact smith is not represented in standard swordsmith directories. The second and third characters, (Nobuyoshi), are well documented in swordmaking history, associated with multiple smiths including Shinano no kami Nobuyoshi, an established Edo period maker of