Japan – Page 4 – Varshavsky Collection

Owari tsuba with wild geese and dewdrops on pampas grass motif. Early Edo period, 17th century.

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Heianjo Tsuba with design of lobster and deer. Late Muromachi or Momoyama period

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Map of Kyoto at the end of Edo period

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Iron tsuba with spider motif by Yatsushiro Jingo, Higo school. Late Edo period, ca. 1840.

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Ko-Shōami iron tsuba with design of latticework. Late Muromachi period, ca. 16th century.

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Young woman with a shamisen, from the series Collection of charming music (Enkyoku zoroi) / Fan print, 1853.

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Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). Kabuki actor Nakamura Shikan II, from the series ‘Catching fireflies in the floating world’ / Fan print, 1831.

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Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). On the banks of the Kamo River, from the series ‘A Parody of Sugawara’ / Fan print, 1851.

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Jacob Pins. The Japanese pillar print: Hashira-e / Foreword by Roger Keyes. — London: Robert G. Sawers Publishing, 1982.

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Higo tsuba with slanting rays of light (tokei) motif / Edo period, mid-17th century.

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Ninsei; Kenzan (Japanese ceramics 12) [仁清乾山日本の陶磁 (12) 中央公論社]. — Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1974.

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Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). Geisha (Geiko): kabuki actor Iwai Hanshirō V as Katanaya Hanshichi, 1821.

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Shibayama Fan – Summer

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Hazama tsuba with a squirrel and bamboo motif. Edo period, 18th century.

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Kamakura-bori tsuba with design of encircled paulownia (kiri-mon). Mid Muromachi period, ca. 1450.

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Kagamishi tsuba with design of fruits and leaves. Muromachi period or earlier.

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Hira-zōgan tsuba with water weed motif. Momoyama period, ca. 1600.

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Heianjō tsuba with wood sorrel motif. Late Muromachi or Momoyama period, 16th century.

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