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240 - Shin no maru-style tsuba, signed Yasukuni
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Shin no maru-style tsuba, signed Yasukuni Japan, Edo period (1603–1868) Shakudo, shibuichi, or brass H: 7.3; W: 7.2 cm; Thickness: 3 mm; Nakago Hitsu Ana depth: 2.9 cm A shibuichi tsuba engraved with two crows (karasu)—representing gratitude while serving as divine messengers and symbolizing divine guidance. Crows are often regarded as messengers of the gods, particularly in Shinto mythology, and their appearance is seen as an omen of guidance and protection; crafted in shakudo with gold eyes. A shakudo tree with brass plum blossoms and gold buds is engraved on both sides. Shakudo border. Signed Yasukuni. Provenance: - Ader, Picard, Tajan Collection, 1982 - Alain Barriere Collection
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The Cave of a Thousand BuddhasAuction house
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