Japanese Edo Period Sword Fitting Kashira Bronze Shell Design Tsuba Part VG406 Shaving Bowl a technique long used in

a technique long used in rural Japan for producing durable household tools and storage baskets

or as an interior decoration that evokes the charm of Meiji-era Japan

rich patina from age

This piece is ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques

Uses This mask is ideal for display as a collectible art piece

Japanese Edo Period Sword Fitting Kashira Bronze Shell Design Tsuba Part VG406 Shaving Bowl a technique long used inJapanese 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: