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The Karyo Tachi depicts a famous Chinese idiom "喜鹊登梅", which can be translated into English as "The Magpie Alighting on the Plum Blossom." This idiom is derived from a famous Chinese painting of the same name.
In Chinese culture, the magpie symbolizes joy and good fortune, while the plum blossom represents resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. The idiom "The Magpie Alighting on the Plum Blossom" is often used to describe a scene of great happiness and auspiciousness.
Metaphorically, the idiom is used to express the idea of finding joy or good fortune in unexpected or adverse circumstances. It conveys the message that even in difficult times, one can still find reasons to be happy and optimistic.
Overall, "喜鹊登梅" encapsulates the Chinese belief in remaining positive and hopeful, even when faced with challenges or obstacles.
Specifications
Overall: 123.5cm, 118cm without scabbard
Blade Length: 85cm
Blade Width: 3.3cm
Blade Thickness: 8mm
Handle Length: 32.5cm
Weight: 2.46kg, 1.56kg without scabbard
Damascus folded steel, clay tempered
Full tang with 2 bamboo mekugi (pegs)
Brass Tsuba (Guard), Fuchi (Handle Collar), Kashira (Handle Buttcap), Menuki
Brass habaki and seppas
Hard wooden handle core wrapped with ito and real ray skin
Three color copper saya
*Display stand not included.
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