Japanese Wakizashi Short Sword Polished Signed WITHOUT Papers Circa 1368

This exquisite Japanese Wakizashi short sword, circa 1368, offers a rare glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of ancient Japanese swordsmiths. Polished to a brilliant sheen, this blade exemplifies the enduring elegance and sharpness that the Wakizashi is renowned for. Signed by its maker, the sword carries a historical authenticity, though it comes without accompanying papers. Despite the absence of documentation, the sword’s immaculate condition and intricate details speak volumes about its storied past. Measuring shorter than the traditional Katana, the Wakizashi was historically worn by samurai as a companion blade, often symbolizing their honor and readiness. Whether displayed as an impressive artifact or appreciated by a collector, this polished Wakizashi is a testament to the sophistication and enduring legacy of Japanese martial heritage.