John Lee zaza iaito wakizashi, bot (battle-ready) Middeleeuwse broches making walking much easier and

making walking much easier and allowing it to be used for late 15th-century reenactment as well

This coif consists of round rings riveted with round rivets and flat punched rings with an inner diameter of 6 mm

hij is 59 cm lang en 6

This very detailed relief shows a charioteer with his horses

This sword is razor sharp and passes the heaviest and most intensive cutting tests

John Lee zaza iaito wakizashi, bot (battle-ready) Middeleeuwse broches making walking much easier andZaza is the Japanese word for bamboo. Because of its straight growth and its fresh green colour it symbolizes growth and purity. In the Japanese culture it is also a symbol for luck. The zaza iaito symbolizes the bamboo by its ornaments (tsuba, fuchi, menuki and kashira) and the golden bamboo leaves on the scabbard (saya). This wakizashi has a length of 72 cm with a blade of 50,5 cm and a grip (tsuka) of 21 cm. It weighs 800 g. The blade is hand