Lewis B Posted September 14, 2025 Report Posted September 14, 2025 Never seen anything like it. Unusual construction? 2 Quote
Jesta Posted September 14, 2025 Report Posted September 14, 2025 Reminds me of some of the tachi tsuba that also have three pieces with overlays holding the decoration inside a tsuba with a raised mimi like this. Quote
Spartancrest Posted September 15, 2025 Report Posted September 15, 2025 https://romanceofmen.com/pages/oseppa-in-Japanese-katana-terminology Like this Kai-gunto with the more decorated pattern over a plain core [PS. this image shows the sword was assembled wrong, as it has two O-seppa on the one side of the tsuba! ] 2 Quote
cluckdaddy76 Posted September 15, 2025 Report Posted September 15, 2025 I have a tachi style guars that fits into this category. The main base is iron and the two plates are sterling. 2 Quote
Curran Posted September 16, 2025 Report Posted September 16, 2025 On 9/14/2025 at 6:11 PM, Lewis B said: Never seen anything like it. Unusual construction? Not that unusual, but it is a particularly nice example. 1 Quote
ROKUJURO Posted September 18, 2025 Report Posted September 18, 2025 Looks like some kind of SANMAI TSUBA. Quote
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