Ζευγάρι Tsuba - Ιαπωνία - Edo Period (1600-1868)






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Ζεύγος tsuba από την εποχή Edo, Ιαπωνία, το ένα από σίδηρο και το άλλο από μπρούντζο ή shakudō, αυθεντικό, σε καλή κατάσταση, προέλευση γκαλερί/αντικαϊτήριο, διαστάσεις 7,4 × 7,1 cm και 6,8 × 6,7 cm.
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ΣΧΕΤΙΚΑ ΓΙΑ ΕΜΑΣ:
Μ strive to bring you high quality samurai swords and armors at prices far below the competition. We are probably the largest exporter in Europe and we are proud to anunce that we are number one TOP SELLER in Catawiki Samurai and Japanese auctions. This is especially important to save on taxes and waiting times that can exceed four months deliveries with Japanese sellers also headaches with tedious and sometimes problematic processes that further lengthen deliveries, even returning the parcel to its origin and more than 35% extra on the final price due the customs, tariffs and fees that increase the product but not the quality and the future resell. We are also professional sellers and therefore our satisfaction guarantee, knowledge and standards are superior to private sellers and with higher after sales guarantees. Thanks to this and the lowest professional prices in the industry plus our fast and efficient shipping method which rarely exceeds three days delivery in Europe, we are sure you will enjoy this great opportunity to own a piece of art that will appreciate in value for years to come and a great investment. Trust us to enjoy the samurai art.
ITEM:
Beautiful pair of tsubas, one iron the other bronce or maybe shakudo.
7,4x7,1 cm
6,8x6,7 cm
A tsuba is the handguard of a Japanese sword, positioned between the blade and the handle. Its primary function is to protect the hand and provide balance to the weapon, while also serving as an important decorative element. Traditionally crafted from iron or soft metal alloys such as shakudō or shibuichi, tsuba often feature intricate carvings, openwork designs, and inlays in gold or silver, reflecting both the artistic traditions and symbolic aesthetics of the samurai era.
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ΣΧΕΤΙΚΑ ΓΙΑ ΕΜΑΣ:
Μ strive to bring you high quality samurai swords and armors at prices far below the competition. We are probably the largest exporter in Europe and we are proud to anunce that we are number one TOP SELLER in Catawiki Samurai and Japanese auctions. This is especially important to save on taxes and waiting times that can exceed four months deliveries with Japanese sellers also headaches with tedious and sometimes problematic processes that further lengthen deliveries, even returning the parcel to its origin and more than 35% extra on the final price due the customs, tariffs and fees that increase the product but not the quality and the future resell. We are also professional sellers and therefore our satisfaction guarantee, knowledge and standards are superior to private sellers and with higher after sales guarantees. Thanks to this and the lowest professional prices in the industry plus our fast and efficient shipping method which rarely exceeds three days delivery in Europe, we are sure you will enjoy this great opportunity to own a piece of art that will appreciate in value for years to come and a great investment. Trust us to enjoy the samurai art.
ITEM:
Beautiful pair of tsubas, one iron the other bronce or maybe shakudo.
7,4x7,1 cm
6,8x6,7 cm
A tsuba is the handguard of a Japanese sword, positioned between the blade and the handle. Its primary function is to protect the hand and provide balance to the weapon, while also serving as an important decorative element. Traditionally crafted from iron or soft metal alloys such as shakudō or shibuichi, tsuba often feature intricate carvings, openwork designs, and inlays in gold or silver, reflecting both the artistic traditions and symbolic aesthetics of the samurai era.
