Tsuba with florets
Details
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Title
Tsuba with florets
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Associated place
Japan (place of creation) -
Date
17th century (1601 - 1700) -
Material and technique
iron, with cut and filed openwork decoration, and hira-zōgan (flat inlay) in brass wire
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Object type
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Dimensions
8.1 x 7.7 x 0.3 cm (height x width x depth) -
No. of items
1
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Credit line
Bequeathed by Dame Jemima Church, in accordance with the wishes of her Husband, Sir Arthur H. Church, 1929.
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Museum location
Museum department
Eastern Art
Accession no.
EAX.10153
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Catalogue text
16-lobed; each face radially divided by incised lines (covering the seppadai) into as many flat florets; each face of each floret inlaid with a similar design of compound volutes in brass wire (continued over the edge), with here and there a leaf; in negative piercing near the bottom a device of a circle between two small quadrilaterals. Koike Style.
Glossary of terms
tsuba
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