"Oni" (鬼) wall mount for one or two katanas

Wall-mounted display stand for two Japanese swords (two katanas or one katana and one wakizashi), 3D printed and hand-painted

Reference No. 0629 - Shipped within 48 business hours
€67 (free shipping on orders over €80)

In Japanese culture, Oni (鬼, demon, ogre, fearsome spirit, supernatural entity) are fearsome spirits born of human excesses, anger, pride, violence, but also ambiguous guardians of world order. Demonic in appearance, they are not always evil: in some stories, the Oni protects sacred places, tests warriors, and repels impure influences. With their horns, piercing gaze, and menacing fangs, their masks embody the boundary between chaos and discipline, a constant reminder that self-control is the first victory of the sword.
Legend has it that this mask was discovered in a remote dojo in the mountains, abandoned for generations. Originally carved from precious wood and hand-painted, it dominated the wall of weapons and watched over the disciples' katanas. It was said that only those with a righteous spirit could train under its gaze without trembling. Faithfully recreated today, this wall mount perpetuates the legend: the Oni does not threaten, it observes. And it reminds us that each blade on display is not just a weapon, but an extension of the soul of the one who wields it.