A powerful signed iron tsuba featuring a bold, highly stylized composition associated with the radiating rays of Amida Buddha . The circular plate is dominated by broad, sweeping openwork forms that create a strong sense of expansion and movement from the central area toward the rim. The restrained iron surface is finely finished with visible radial file marks, giving the plate a distinctive and austere character. The signature is present on the central nakago-ana area , although the characters are worn and difficult to read from the photographs alone. Particularly notable are the remaining traces of gold around the mimi , suggesting that the rim was originally enhanced with gold decoration or gilding. The surviving gold residues provide an attractive contrast with the dark iron patina and are an important feature of the tsuba. The combination of the monumental circular form, openwork, and radiating motif gives the piece a strongly Buddhist character, while the relatively restrained execution emphasizes the ironwork itself. Dimension: 81,8 mm x 82,3 mm x 4,3 mm (Seppa) - 3,6 mm (Mimi), 130,1 g
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14-day return window in original/unused condition; antique items (swords, menuki, tsuba and similar) are expressly excluded from exchange; EU consumers retain a 14-day cancellation right; refunds within 10 business days of approval.
€500
A powerful signed iron tsuba featuring a bold, highly stylized composition associated with the radiating rays of Amida Buddha . The circular plate is dominated by broad, sweeping openwork forms that create a strong sense of expansion and movement from the central area toward the rim. The restrained iron surface is finely finished with visible radial file marks, giving the plate a distinctive and austere character. The signature is present on the central nakago-ana area , although the characters are worn and difficult to read from the photographs alone. Particularly notable are the remaining traces of gold around the mimi , suggesting that the rim was originally enhanced with gold decoration or gilding. The surviving gold residues provide an attractive contrast with the dark iron patina and are an important feature of the tsuba. The combination of the monumental circular form, openwork, and radiating motif gives the piece a strongly Buddhist character, while the relatively restrained execution emphasizes the ironwork itself. Dimension: 81,8 mm x 82,3 mm x 4,3 mm (Seppa) - 3,6 mm (Mimi), 130,1 g
NihontoWatch在銘
販売店の出品ページで鑑定書を確認できませんでした。日本刀および刀装具は通常、NBTHK（または NTHK）の鑑定を受けます。鑑定書がない場合、極めは販売店の見解にとどまり、第三者による確認は行われていません。ご購入前に販売店へ鑑定書の有無をお問い合わせのうえ、慎重にご判断ください。
14-day return window in original/unused condition; antique items (swords, menuki, tsuba and similar) are expressly excluded from exchange; EU consumers retain a 14-day cancellation right; refunds within 10 business days of approval.
€500
