Antique Japanese Edo Period Iron Sukashi Tsuba Openwork Samurai Sword Guard Abstract Ainu rhythmic visual texture it imparts

rhythmic visual texture it imparts to the door face

Japanese Meiji Era Hand Carved Wooden Statue of The Buddha in a Black lacquered and gilded portable shrine known as a Zushi

Kawase Hasui (川瀬巴水

well suited for collectors of Japanese ceramics or as a refined decorative accent with historical presence and visual depth

Jizō is often depicted holding a wish-fulfilling jewel (hōju) and a staff (shakujō)

Antique Japanese Edo Period Iron Sukashi Tsuba Openwork Samurai Sword Guard Abstract Ainu rhythmic visual texture it impartsJapanese Edo Period Iron Sukashi Tsuba Openwork Sword Guard Abstract Design Authentic Japanese iron sukashi tsuba (openwork sword guard) dating to the Edo period, likely 18th19th century. This piece features a striking abstract openwork design with rounded square form and asymmetrical hitsu ana, giving it a bold modernist appearance while remaining deeply traditional in construction. The tsuba is hand carved from iron plate with a rich dark brown