Onna-bugeisha Samurai Sword

This Moroccan selenite blade had so much feminine energy while I was working on it, I knew it would be a Divine Feminine energy tool. There actually were female Samurai known as Onna-bugeisha, which roughly translates to “women martial artists” or “female warriors”. The Onna-bugeisha were active from the Heian period (794-1185) through the Edo period (1603-1868).

The grip, made of California soapstone, has some soft spots which are a darker color. I left them as natural as I could as it adds to the historical suggestion of the sword, giving it a well-aged look. On the end of the grip, is an agate cabochon embedded in the stone. The shape of the grip was inspired by the curved Japanese bridges.

This sword  brings feminine energy to a male for balancing the divine masculine with the divine feminine within. For a female, it assists in bringing out the divine warrioress, offering courage, strength and protection.

The length of this sword is 21 ¾” (55.24cm)

This is a spiritual energy tool, not a weapon.