Authentic Japanese Edo Period Iron Jutte – 1800s This rare and genuine iron jutte (十手) dates back to the Edo period (1603–1868), once used by samurai, ninja, and Edo-period police as symbol of authority. tool designed to block sword making it a respected emblem of law enforcement in Japan.
Sourced directly from a Japan government auction, this piece is an authentic historical artifact, not a reproduction. It has been preserved with its original patina, showing age-appropriate wear that reflects its centuries-old history.
Details: Era: 1800s Edo period Material: iron Type: Jutte – traditional tool Condition: Stable, with age patina and historical wear Provenance: Japan government auction
Cultural Significance The jutte (十手) and kabutowari (兜割) were carried by high-ranking guards, samurai retainers, and undercover agents. the jutte signified authority and the bearer’s legal right
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