Caption
Crossguard tsuba, Masahide author, Bushû school, Japanese art, Japanese culture, Edo 1603–1868, weapons, melee weapons, swords, katana, sword crossguards, turnips, radishes, Oval tsuba tatemaru gata, rectangular edge kaku mimi. Decorated on both sides in recessed relief and partially openwork leaves with a radish motif — one of the attributes of Daikoku, the god of happiness. 18th century Edo period, Edo currently Tokyo, Japan, Asakusa, tsuba. Height 7.7 cm; width 7.3 cm; depth 0.35 cm., A round metal disc with a worn, dark brown surface and areas of lighter brown and gray patina, featuring a central vertical cutout flanked by two rounded cutouts and a smaller irregular cutout, with incised heart-shaped motifs and leaf-like shapes near the top and bottom edges, and traces of lighter metallic highlights around some cutout edges.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A21_060
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103.0Mb (6.5Mb) / 20.0in x 20.0in / 6000 x 6000 (300dpi)