Black Lacquered Vertical Stand for Katana or Tachi Sword

Give your Japanese sword the place of honor it deserves. This elegant vertical stand is designed to safely and respectfully display your katana or tachi. Its minimalist design in a glossy black finish allows the beauty of the sword itself to shine, making it a tasteful addition to your interior, whether at home, in a study, or a dojo. Further product information ...

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Black Lacquered Vertical Stand for Katana or Tachi Sword

Modern Design and Stable Construction

The stand combines functionality with clean aesthetics.

  • Material: It is crafted from solid wood, ensuring its strength and durability. The surface is treated with a glossy black lacquer, giving it a modern and luxurious appearance.
  • Base: The asymmetrically shaped base provides excellent stability. It is fitted with felt pads on the underside to protect furniture surfaces from scratches.
  • Cradle: At the top, a sturdy U-shaped cradle is designed to securely hold the sheathed sword (saya) without damaging it.
  • Design: The tall, slender profile allows the sword to be displayed in its full length and beauty.

The Art of Sword Display

How to Use the Stand?

This stand is ideal for displaying a single Japanese sword. It allows you to adhere to traditional presentation methods that are highly significant in Japanese culture.

  • For a Katana: A katana is traditionally displayed with the cutting edge facing upwards (ha-agari). This symbolizes a state of peace and readiness, not aggression. The hilt (tsuka) should point to the left.
  • For a Tachi: The older type of sword, the tachi, is displayed with the cutting edge facing downwards (ha-sagari), reflecting how it was worn suspended from the belt.

Whether you own a katana or a tachi, this versatile stand provides a perfect home for your valuable collector's piece.

Katana and Tachi: The Soul of the Samurai

In Japanese history, the sword was never just a weapon. It was considered the soul of the samurai and the embodiment of the code of honor, bushidō. The tachi, a long and significantly curved sword, was the weapon of cavalry in the earlier medieval period. Later, with the rise of infantry combat, the katana evolved, worn thrust through the belt with the edge up for a faster draw. Owning and caring for a quality sword was a matter of the highest honor for a samurai. Proper storage and display on a stand (katanakake) was an integral part of this tradition.

Technical Specifications

  • Overall Height: approx. 632 mm (24.9 in)
  • Base Length: approx. 250 mm (9.8 in)
  • Base Width: approx. 215 mm (8.5 in) at the widest point
  • Weight: approx. 1421 g (3.1 lbs)
  • Material: Lacquered wood
  • Manufacturer: Art Gladius®, Toledo, Spain

How to Care for the Stand

To maintain the glossy finish, simply wipe the stand regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents. Protect it from direct sunlight and high humidity.

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