A japanese iron sword guard (tsuba) from the Edo period, featuring an openwork (sukashi) design with delicate gold-colored decorative inlay (kiniroe / iroe). The composition appears to depict a stylized landscape scene, with cloud-like openwork elements, flowing lines suggestive of mist or water, and a small architectural motif, creating a refined and poetic appearance typical of traditional Japanese sword fittings. Made of iron with a strong and understated presence, this tsuba shows the aesthetic of age and use, with a deeply patinated surface. The openwork carving and traces of gold decoration provide an elegant contrast to the dark iron ground. Please note that this is an old item and shows rust, dirt, wear, and age-related imperfections. Buyers are asked to carefully examine the photographs for condition details. Size: Width: approx. 7.03 cm × 6.59 cm Thickness: approx. 0.44 cm Weight: approx. 101.88 g Artist Profile: No artist or school or age attribution confirmed. Shipping Information: The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance. Shipping will be handled within 3–5 business days after payment is received. International buyers are responsible for any customs duties or import taxes that may apply.