【Vol 6】THE KUSTOM KATANA CHRONICLES Vol.6 : The Grand Finale

Song: Idra Composer: Alex Productions Website:    / @alexproductionsnocopyright   License: Creative Commons (BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Experience the authentic art of Japanese sword scabbard (saya) mounting at the Seki Traditional Sword-Smithing Museum, where you can feel the living pulse of history. This collection highlights the artistry imbued in samurai weaponry, focusing on the specific techniques employed in the pieces on display. You will have the opportunity to examine unique works that showcase exquisite craftsmanship and traditional design. The exhibits emphasize Buddhist themes and the concept of the transience of life—motifs often expressed through the ornamentation of these swords. Various displays feature ornate sword hilts and scabbards decorated with intricate gold-leaf patterns. Observing these elaborate scabbards offers a deeper understanding of the aesthetic standards and production methods preserved by the museum. Furthermore, gaining insight into how these components were assembled sheds light on the evolution of functional art within this long-standing tradition. 00:00 - NEO WA KUSTOM INTORO 00:24 - Wakizashi with Black-lacquered scabbrd 04:11 - Uchigatana shell design kanagu inlaind with Black-lacquered shell scabbard polished out pattern 08:16 - Handachi with Red-lacquered scabbard 13:38 - Uchigatana ( Javara-nejiri)cord wrapped around the handle,Maki-e design of hollyhock over scabbard covered with Black-lacquered 18:11 - Uchigatana rattan wrapped around the handle,Maki-e design of wisteria over scabbard covered with Black-lacquered 23:21 - Wakizashi with Maki-e design of Nozarashi (bleached bone) over scabbard covered with Black-lacquered 29:57 - NEO WA KUSTOM ENDING #ネオ和Kustom道 #NeoWaKustomDo #samuraisword #Samurai #JapaneseHistory #SengokuPeriod #KustomKulture #LowbrowArt #Pinstriping #VargasGirl #EdHardy #VintageMilitary #SurfRock #Katana #UkiyoE #HyperZipangu #militaria#traditional katana#SekiTraditionalSwordsmithMuseum#Japaneseswords#swordscabbard