Year of Manufacture for Special Preservation Swords
Special Preservation Swords are primarily from the Edo period (1603–1868) and the early Meiji period (1868–1912). However, many distinguished swords from earlier periods, such as the Muromachi period and Kamakura period, have also been designated. These swords are highly valued for their exceptional historical significance and artistic craftsmanship.
Grading System
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Grade A+: Superior quality swords with exceptional historical value. Often crafted during the late Muromachi to early Edo period, these swords feature outstanding design and craftsmanship.
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Grade S: Rare, top-tier swords of unparalleled artistry and preservation. These pieces are highly sought after by museums and serious collectors due to their exceptional beauty and rarity.
Our Samurai Sword Selection Process
Once your payment has been completed, we will contact you with further details. You will be presented with 2 to 3 carefully selected Special Preservation Swords, each chosen for its authenticity, craftsmanship, and historical significance. This selection process ensures that you receive only genuine, high-quality swords.
Delivery Timeline
Please allow approximately six months for the item to be delivered, as exporting Japanese swords overseas involves several essential procedures, including necessary customs clearance and export documentation. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process.
Our Commitment to Excellence
At Kumebe, we are committed to providing an exceptional experience for our clients. From the initial selection process to the final delivery of your chosen sword, we handle every step with utmost professionalism and care. Each sword we offer is more than a product—it is a timeless piece of history and art, reflecting Japan’s enduring legacy.
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If you would like to confirm product availability, inquire about specific details before making a purchase, or simply contact us for more information, please reach out via the Contact page.
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