daishō

The daishō —"large and small"—is a Japanese term for a matched pair of traditionally made Japanese swords (nihonto) worn by the samurai class in feudal Japan.

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Katana-Wakizashi

Koshirae daisho Met 36.25.1725

Daisho

Daisho Asian Art Museum SF

Daishō, Black waxed scabbards. 19th century, Edo period.

Daisho katana and wakizashi

Daisho katana and wakizashi 1

Japanese umbrella, model of a litter and sword pair

Hilt of daisho owned by Uesugi clan. Late Edo period.

Daisho owned by Uesugi clan. Late Edo period.

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Katana-Wakizashi		Commons
commons	image		Koshirae daisho Met 36.25.1725		Commons
commons	image		Daisho		Commons
commons	image		Daisho Asian Art Museum SF		Commons
commons	image		Daishō, Black waxed scabbards. 19th century, Edo period.		Commons
commons	image		Daisho katana and wakizashi		Commons
commons	image		Daisho katana and wakizashi 1		Commons
commons	image		Japanese umbrella, model of a litter and sword pair		Commons
commons	image		Hilt of daisho owned by Uesugi clan. Late Edo period.		Commons
commons	image		Daisho owned by Uesugi clan. Late Edo period.		Commons