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High quality Kakucho style sageo imported from Japan
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The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : Silk/Cotton
- 220 cm long
- high quality
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : Silk/Cotton
- 220 cm long
- high quality
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : Silk/Cotton
- 220 cm long
- high quality
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : chemical fiber
- 180 cm long
- high quality
- japanese import
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : chemical fiber
- 180 cm long
- high quality
- japanese import
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of the sword's saya and is usually used to keep the saya fixed in the belt when practising.
- material : chemical fiber
- 180 cm long
- high quality
- japanese import
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Kakucho Style Sageo
The sageo is the cord which is attached to the saya (scabbard) of the katana of wakizashi.
The sageo is the cord that is runing through the kurikata of a saya and and can be made of silk, cotton, leather or a chemical fiber and usually measure 180 cm or 220 cm. Once there has existed a specialized craftsmen called "kumi-himo-shi," who made these nice accessoires as well as the ito. There are a number of different methods for wrapping and tying the sageo on the saya for display and practise purposes.