Dangerous Ladies' 3D model for the ritual axe for mountaineering priest of the Shugen sect.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Will fit on most print beds; optimized for 200mmx200x200 but I've included some whole versions for people with big printers. The axe finishes at 179.8cm, and the axe head itself is 28cm wide.

Assembles on a 1" wooden dowel, 65 inches (or 165 cm) long. I have not included the gold banding; I think it would look nice in ribbon but would be tedious to print either way.

This design is a recreation of a priest's axe from 14thc Japan, as seen as a part of the Nara National Museum in Japan. You can see more information here!

As this is just a fun project with a cultural/historical basis, this file is free of charge. You may distribute it for free as you please, but please leave this note with the files so others can trace its origin back to both artist and the museum that promotes this beautiful piece of work. 

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

Intended for personal use only. May not be resold under any circumstances, which includes prints. This is a CULTURAL/MUSEUM ITEM.

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