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Reference : S/Tachi
29,90€
Vertical wooden tachi display stand, 58 cm tall, specially designed for displaying tachi, the precursors to the Japanese ceremonial sword. An all-wood vertical stand for vertical display, designed to showcase replicas in a simple yet luxurious manner. Also suitable for displaying a katana. It will enhance your collection and your home décor. A decorative, non-functional piece intended for collecting and display purposes.
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Made entirely of wood and standing 58 cm tall, this vertical display stand emphasizes the traditional presentation of tachi, the precursors to the Japanese ceremonial sword. Its wooden construction creates visual harmony with the weapons it holds, highlighting the ceremonial nature of the displayed piece. Designed to enhance your collection and your home décor, it offers a vertical display suitable for both tachi and katana. The piece prioritizes fidelity to the historical presentation aesthetic over contemporary ornamentation, ensuring a understated and refined display of decorative replicas.
A decorative, non-functional item, this vertical stand is intended for displaying replicas and cannot be used as a weapon. It is recommended for collectors who wish to showcase a tachi or a katana, as well as for interior decoration. It may also be used in reenactments or cosplay setups, provided it remains a display item. Do not consider this item a functional piece.
For a neat display, place the display stand on a stable, flat surface away from moisture and prolonged direct light. Wipe the wood regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. When placing a replica on the display stand or removing it, handle the weapon with care to avoid impacts and preserve the appearance of both the display stand and the replica.
Find all of our replicas from this universe in the category Katana accessories.
Made entirely of wood and standing 58 cm tall, this vertical display stand emphasizes the traditional presentation of tachi, the precursors to the Japanese ceremonial sword. Its wooden construction creates visual harmony with the weapons it holds, highlighting the ceremonial nature of the displayed piece. Designed to enhance your collection and your home décor, it offers a vertical display suitable for both tachi and katana. The piece prioritizes fidelity to the historical presentation aesthetic over contemporary ornamentation, ensuring a understated and refined display of decorative replicas.
A decorative, non-functional item, this vertical stand is intended for displaying replicas and cannot be used as a weapon. It is recommended for collectors who wish to showcase a tachi or a katana, as well as for interior decoration. It may also be used in reenactments or cosplay setups, provided it remains a display item. Do not consider this item a functional piece.
For a neat display, place the display stand on a stable, flat surface away from moisture and prolonged direct light. Wipe the wood regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. When placing a replica on the display stand or removing it, handle the weapon with care to avoid impacts and preserve the appearance of both the display stand and the replica.
Find all of our replicas from this universe in the category Katana accessories.

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