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" holds a deep and nuanced significance
With our pendant
While they were most known for their mastery of the naginata (pole weapon)
historical accounts have shown that they were proficient with everything from a yari (spear)
The KAKEJIKU 掛軸 katana " holds a deep andThe KAKEJIKU Pendant The phrase kakejiku (hung scroll) is used interchangeably with kakemono (hanging thing) to describe the traditional Japanese wall decoration used to display art or calligraphy. Primarily displayed in the tokonoma alcove of a Japanese home, it was also common to see them placed in dojo training locations. With our pendant, we pay homage to one of the most essential aspects of the kakejiku the fact that is that it is not intended to
