Tájkép téma Tsuba - Japán - Edo Period (1600-1868)

This item is an iron tsuba (sword guard) bearing the signature of "金家" believed to have been crafted during the Edo period. The tsuba features a beautifully rendered landscape design, showcasing the timeless artistry of ironwork. The iron surface has a unique, refined texture, lending a sense of depth and richness that speaks to its high quality and preservation through the centuries.

Details
Material: High-quality iron. The natural weight and refined finish of the iron are distinctive features, giving the piece a strong sense of character.

Design: A landscape motif, evoking scenes from historical Japan, is intricately engraved on the surface. The detailed carving brings the scenery to life, displaying exceptional craftsmanship.

Dimensions: Approximately 8.23 cm × 7.76 cm × 0.45 cm (thickness of the seppa-dai).
Weight: Around 145.2 grams, providing a substantial feel, appropriate for its function as a sturdy sword guard.

Era: Estimated to be from the Edo period (1603–1868), a time when samurai culture flourished and great emphasis was placed on the aesthetics of sword fittings.

Accessories: Comes with a kiri (paulownia) wood box, ideal for preservation and making it suitable for collectors.

Features
This tsuba is particularly notable for its beautiful landscape design, rendered with refined detail on the iron surface. The craftsmanship brings out a serene scenery, adding an aesthetic element to its practical function. The signature "金家" indicates the work of a skilled artisan, reflecting the high level of artistry and attention to detail of that period.

While functional as a sword guard, this tsuba transcends mere utility and serves as a fine art piece, capturing the sophisticated aesthetic of Japanese sword fittings in the Edo period. It would make a valuable addition to any collection or display focused on Japanese historical artistry.

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