Musashi Original Oar Shaped Bokken - White Oak new and a hishisashi (diamonds) weaving

and a hishisashi (diamonds) weaving on the lower part of the jacket (fabric is the same as the AS200)

The most commonly used Rindo emblem nowadays

Developed in the late 19th century by Satake Yoshinori

The basic design of the crossing hawk feather variation

one of Japan's greatest swordsmanship lineages

Musashi Original Oar Shaped Bokken - White Oak new and a hishisashi (diamonds) weavingMusashi's Special Oar Shaped Bokken White Oak Miyamoto Musashi, a famous samurai of the 16th and 17th century had his last duel at the age of 28 against Kojiro Sasaki. It is said, that he defeated him with a wooden sword he carved out of a paddle of the rowing boat which brought him to the scene. Knowing that Sasaki had a sword of a length of 127cm (that you will also find on SeidoShop), Musashi used the same size. Having his Bokken hidden in the