Sukashi – Page 2 – Varshavsky Collection

Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with stylized butterfly and dragonfly motif. Muromachi period, 16th century.

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Yamagane tsuba with design of tomoe and suhama in openwork, and family crests in relief. Muromachi period (c. 1450).

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Iron tsuba with a bat and moon motif. Edo period.

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Tsuba with design of water wheel, cherry blossom, and waves. Momoyama period.

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Kamakura-bori tsuba with design of hatchet and fans. Edo period.

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Six-lobed kamakura-bori tsuba with flowers and family crests motif. Late Muromachi period (1514-1573).

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Iron tsuba with knotted geese motif by Myochin Katsuharu of Echizen province. Edo period.

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

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Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with two overlapping lozenges. Muromachi period.

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Kaneie tsuba with design of ginkgo leaf and plum blossoms. Momoyama or early Edo period, c. 1600.

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Iron tsuba with a marsilea and a cricket motif. Edo period.

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Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with design of chrysanthemum, late Muromachi period (16 AD).

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Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with snowflakes motif. Muromachi period, 16th century.

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Ko-Shoami tsuba with deer and maple leaves motif, c. 1575-1625.

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Iron tsuba with noshi decoration in openwork, by Kinai of Echizen. Edo period.

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Nishigaki tsuba with design of bamboo by Kanshiro I. Edo period, late 17th century.

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Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with design of dragonfly and tomoe. Mid Muromachi period, 15th century.

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

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