Japanese Edo Period Sword Fitting Kashira Bronze Shell Design Tsuba Part VG406 Shaving Bowl which uses lacquer as a

which uses lacquer as a primary material

but the piece remains in solid antique condition with a rich iron patina characteristic of historical Kyoto Kinko work

rich patina from age

Hand-painted calligraphy with naturally aged wood and patina

This piece is ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques

Japanese Edo Period Sword Fitting Kashira Bronze Shell Design Tsuba Part VG406 Shaving Bowl which uses lacquer as aJapanese Edo Period Sword Fitting Kashira Bronze Shell Design Tsuba Part VG406 This is a Japanese Edo period sword fitting (Kashira) crafted from shakudo (copper alloy) with a detailed shell motif. It represents the refined metalworking techniques and aesthetic sensibilities of samurai culture in the Edo era. Features Type: Sword fitting (Kashira) part of traditional Japanese katana mountings Material: Shakudo (copper alloy with gold accents) Design: