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Description: | Sword guard, called a tsuba, made of iron. Long round shape (nade marugata) decorated with intertwining branches and two peony flowers. Two undercuts. Probably Choshu School. Namban (foreign influenced - i.e. Chinese). Peonies are typical Cho Shu motifs, and the tsuba are almost never signed.
Technique: pierced
Technique: chiselled
Material: metal
Material: iron
tsuba made in Japan, Asia, (1918.47/9). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.26471 | Go to resource |
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