NihontoWatchNihontoWatchNanban tsuba is the general term for tsuba featuring exotic designs produced under the influence of European culture. Craftsmen in Hirado began making them around the early Edo period, and they were also produced in Nagasaki. Most are maru tsuba, and many feature dense sukashibori of designs such as karakusa and ryu, along with gold and silver nunome zogan; while early works feature European-style designs, later works frequently featured Chinese-style designs. Tetsu-ji. *Consignment item
NihontoWatchOffered by Toushin
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¥30,800