Tsuba Japanese antique sword NBTHK Umetada Kazumasuke Samurai Katana Japan —
Exceptional Tsuba by “Umetada Kazumasuke Tachibana Muneyoshi” NBTHK. Certified Masterpiece – Exquisite Gold & Silver Inlay with Paulownia & Mitsudomoe Mon. This outstanding iron tsuba, crafted by Umetada Kazumasuke Tachibana Muneyoshi, features an elegant scattering of Paulownia (Kiri) and Mitsudomoe crests, adorned with intricate gold and silver inlay. The superior iron texture and refined decorative work make this a truly distinguished example of Umetada craftsmanship. It is believed that Muneyoshi was also a swordsmith, as indicated by an existing signed wakizashi that bears the inscription “Umetada Myoju Grandson Kazumasuke Tachibana Muneyoshi”. In addition to its exquisite gold and silver inlay, this tsuba also features a rare and unique construction, adding to its rarity and value. For collectors seeking a visually striking and historically significant piece, this is an exceptional acquisition. Superior Iron Quality: A finely patinated, high-quality iron surface. Elegant Gold & Silver Inlay: A beautifully crafted Paulownia & Mitsudomoe crest design. Certified Authentic Work: Recognized as a high-level Umetada masterpiece. 0.30 cm (Seppa-dai). Iron with Gold & Silver Inlay (Includes Paulownia Box). (Umetada Kazumasuke Tachibana Muneyoshi Saku). Excellent, no significant damage. Minor aging appropriate for its period. Please check images for details. This exceptional Umetada tsuba represents a rare fusion of artistry and craftsmanship, making it an important and collectible piece of samurai history. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece -don’t miss this opportunity to own an exquisite work by a legendary craftsman! Important Notice for International Buyers. This item requires an official export permit from the Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan, in accordance with the Japanese Cultural Property Protection Law. We do not undervalue items or declare them as “gifts”. This is strictly prohibited by Japanese, U. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
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