Shishizukuri Urokomon Hyogokusari Tachi
（Lion-shaped head and tail triangle scale pattern）

This sword dates back to the mid-Kamakura period and features a triangle scale pattern
known as Urokomon, which was commonly used until the early modern period.
The brass base plate of the scabbard is intricately carved with the Urokomon design.
Both the Tsuka and the Tsuba are adorned with peony patterns,
while the Kabutogane, Ashikanamono, and Ishizuki are shaped like lions.
It is believed to be one of the swords donated,
by the Kamakura shogunate during the Mongol invasions.

Special order product specifications
The base plate and urokomon plate are both made of brass and plated with silver and gold. All metal fittings are made of brass and plated with gold and partially silver, and the scabbard edge is fully plated with silver. The Tsuka edge, Tawara-byo, decorative Mekugi, Tsuba, and Mongane are carved with peony patterns. The Kabutogane, Ishizuki, and Semakanamono feature lions. The blade is custom made from high-quality chrome brass.

Shishi Uroko Hyogo Kusari Tachi Order