Akasaka Tsuba for Sale
The Akasaka school worked in Edo from the early seventeenth century, specializing in iron sukashi (openwork) tsuba of exceptional design discipline. Across successive generations led by smiths named Tadamasa, Akasaka guards developed a distinctive "positive silhouette" aesthetic — bold, balanced motifs cut with great precision. They are a cornerstone of iron tsuba collecting.
75 items currently available from trusted dealers worldwide.
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