Tsuba Japanese antique sword Paulownia Openwork Samurai Katana Bushi Japan —
Higo School Paulownia Openwork Iron Tsuba Edo Period Expert Craftsmanship Unsigned. This is a classic tsuba (sword guard) featuring a paulownia (kiri) openwork design, crafted with exceptional precision and a rich, well-forged iron surface. Its superb texture and elegant negative space work make it a fine example of Edo period sword fittings. Attributed to the Higo school, known for its minimalist beauty and expert forging techniques, this piece will appeal to connoisseurs who appreciate understated mastery and traditional aesthetic balance. An excellent addition for both collectors and practitioners seeking a historically rich guard for mounting. Tsuba with Paulownia (Kiri) Openwork Design. Paulownia (Kiri) openwork motif. Wooden storage box included. 7.17 cm (2.82 in). 6.34 cm (2.50 in). 0.45 cm (0.18 in). Higo school tsuba with refined kiri (paulownia) openwork. Excellent forging with deep, lustrous iron texture. Edo period craftsmanship, ideal for connoisseurs and collectors. Suitable for sword mounting or standalone display. Includes wooden storage box. Very good overall with no significant damage. Minor age-related wear appropriate for its period. Please review all photos for complete details. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
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