Japan - Sword guard - 1850-1900
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A two-piece Japanese iron tsuba collection for swords, featuring a round karakusa with gold‑silver inlay from the Edo period and a pine motif openwork tsuba from the Bakumatsu–Meiji era, with a total weight of about 216.6 g.
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Collector’s Must-See: A Bundled Set to Enjoy Two Distinct Expressions of Master Craftsmanship
This is a two-piece iron-ground tsuba collection for Japanese swords, condensing the samurai aesthetic with the craftsman’s high-level technique.
By presenting two contrasting expressions in one go, you can enjoy the weighty inlay of gold and silver and the refined beauty of relief carving.
1. Round-shaped Karakusa Pattern Gold-Silver Inlay Tsuba (Edo period)
Features: A durable iron ground with an elegant and auspicious karakusa pattern, delicately inlaid with gold and silver. A品 that conveys the refined luxury of the Edo era and the dignity of samurai culture.
Dimensions: approximately 7.5 cm × 7.2 cm
Weight: approximately 105.2 g
2. Pine Motif Openwork Tsuba (Bakumatsu–Meiji period)
Features: A bold yet intricate three-dimensional relief that cuts out the long-life symbol, the pine tree. From the Bakumatsu to Meiji era, it showcases the craftsman’s skill in a union of power and sophisticated design.
Dimensions: approximately 7.2 cm × 7.0 cm
Weight: approximately 111.4 g
Material: Iron
Total Weight: approximately 216.6 g
Delivery: Carefully packed and shipped with a trackable secure delivery service.
【Condition】
With the passage of long years, you may find period-typical rust, wear, and fine scratches characteristic of武具, but it remains in very good condition as an antique piece for art/collection purposes.
※ Details of condition can be confirmed in the high-resolution images listed.
Collector’s Must-See: A Bundled Set to Enjoy Two Distinct Expressions of Master Craftsmanship
This is a two-piece iron-ground tsuba collection for Japanese swords, condensing the samurai aesthetic with the craftsman’s high-level technique.
By presenting two contrasting expressions in one go, you can enjoy the weighty inlay of gold and silver and the refined beauty of relief carving.
1. Round-shaped Karakusa Pattern Gold-Silver Inlay Tsuba (Edo period)
Features: A durable iron ground with an elegant and auspicious karakusa pattern, delicately inlaid with gold and silver. A品 that conveys the refined luxury of the Edo era and the dignity of samurai culture.
Dimensions: approximately 7.5 cm × 7.2 cm
Weight: approximately 105.2 g
2. Pine Motif Openwork Tsuba (Bakumatsu–Meiji period)
Features: A bold yet intricate three-dimensional relief that cuts out the long-life symbol, the pine tree. From the Bakumatsu to Meiji era, it showcases the craftsman’s skill in a union of power and sophisticated design.
Dimensions: approximately 7.2 cm × 7.0 cm
Weight: approximately 111.4 g
Material: Iron
Total Weight: approximately 216.6 g
Delivery: Carefully packed and shipped with a trackable secure delivery service.
【Condition】
With the passage of long years, you may find period-typical rust, wear, and fine scratches characteristic of武具, but it remains in very good condition as an antique piece for art/collection purposes.
※ Details of condition can be confirmed in the high-resolution images listed.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Iron (cast/wrought)
Condition
Very good
Dynastic style/period
Edo Period (1600-1868)
Sold with stand
No
Military Context
No
Estimated period
1850-1900
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