Sword Guard Collection

Sword Guard with Floral Design, , 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard with Floral Design, , 18th century

Sword Guard, Tibetan or Chinese, 14th-15th century. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard, Tibetan or Chinese, 14th-15th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 18th century. Creator: Omori Hidenaga
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 18th century

Sword guard (Tsuba) With Grapevines on Trellis Motif (?????), Japanese, possibly 17th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, ca. 1650. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, ca. 1650

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, early 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, early 19th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, ca. 1615-1868. Creator: Hirata School
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, ca. 1615-1868

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 16th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 17th century. Creator: Unknown
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 17th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 19th century. Creator: Goto Mitsuakira
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, 19th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, late 16th century. Creator: Kyosukashi School
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Japanese, late 16th century

The Escape of Yoshitsune, c1760-1800, (1910). Creator: Iwamoto Konkwan
The Escape of Yoshitsune, c1760-1800, (1910). Metal tsuba by Iwamoto Konkwan of Yoshitune and Benkei, and their lives of daring and heroic deeds. From " In Lotus-Land Japan", by Herbert G

The Three Sages, c19th century, (1910). Creator: Unknown
The Three Sages, c19th century, (1910). Wrought iron tsuba of Confucius; Sakya Muni and Lao-tsze of Taoist philosophy discussing the essence of life. An allegory of moral principle

The Old Couple Takasago, c1800-1820, (1910). Creator: Ichijosai Hirotoshi
The " Old Couple Takasago", c1800-1820, (1910). Wrought-iron tsuba by Hirotoshi. From " In Lotus-Land Japan", by Herbert G. Ponting, F.R.G.S. [Macmillan and Co

The Legend of Mio-No-Matsubara, (1740-1760), 1910. Creator: Tsu Jinpo
The Legend of Mio-No-Matsubara, (1740-1760), 1910. Tsuba in shakudo, by Tsu Jinpo (1720-1761) of the fisherman From " In Lotus-Land Japan", by Herbert G. Ponting, F.R.G.S

The Great Bell of Chio-In, 1764, (1910). Creator: Ichinomiya Nagatsune
The Great Bell of Chio-In, 1764, (1910). A shibuichi tsuba by Nagatsune, 1764, depicts a party of country-people visiting the Chio-in temple at Kyoto, overcome by the proportions of the great bell

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