TSUBA 猛虎図鍔, Mumei Mito 無銘水戸, Edo period, NBTHK Shinsa paper

A work of Mito metalworker. Edo period.
Mito is a general term for metalworkers who were active in the area of ​​present-day Ibaraki Prefecture.
Made of brass, which was valuable at the time, a tiger is carved on the surface.
Even the fur is carved in detail, showing the high level of artistry.
This Tsuba is good for viewing or can be attached to a Koshirae.

This Tsuba comes with a wooden storage box to ensure preservation and display.
In addition, it comes with an NBTHK HOZON certificate of authenticity and historical importance. This Edo period Tsuba is not just a piece of combat equipment, but also a work of art that reflects Japan’s rich cultural heritage.

Size 73.5×73.0x4.6mm