Fuchi - Copper, Gold - Japanese sword fittings, red copper base with wavy and chidori bird gold inlay, edge and head, - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868)

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This is a Shakudo Fuchi-gashira (Fuchi-gashira) made during the Edo period.

Fuchi-gashira is a general term for the metal fittings attached to a sword handle. Specifically, it refers to the "Fuchi-gashira" (edge ​​metal fittings) attached to both ends of the handle and the "Tsumatama" (handle head) attached to the other end. These fittings not only increase the sword's strength, but also serve a decorative purpose.

This is a rare Fuchi-gashira (Fuchi-gashira) with a copper base and gold inlay carvings of waves and houndstooth patterns.

A truly beautiful piece.
It is in good condition.
Size: Edge 2.4cm x 3.9cm x 1cm thick; Head 1.7cm x 3.5cm x 0.6cm thick; Total weight 28g