The eight-foot Joanmagatama curve is a theme that combines the shape of the sky-coated sword with a Japanese mythology and a normal style suitable for daily life.
The bright silver image of the contours of the mystical instrument is bright and quiet.
The eight-foot Joanmagatama curve, coupled with the shape of the sky-coated sword, is carefully adjusted to the white surroundings, with a clear presentation of the subject either on its own or on its playering.
The full length of approximately 53 mm is about 6 mm wide in size, allowing for the natural integration of Arare Pattern.
Three myths about Japanese myths: eight-foot mirrors, eight-foot Joanmagatama and the sword of the sky, are treasures of special significance in mythology.
The eight-foot mirrors are a symbol of clarity and truth, the eight-foot Joanmagatama is a symbol of life and prosperity, and the swords of the sky are a symbol of courage and determination.
The three have their origins, and together they symbolize harmony and strength, and have been transmitted to the present day in Japanese culture.
RYUZU has converted Japanese myths into contemporary work using manual repair of mirror rings, magatama curves and swords.