Japanese Antique Genpei Gassen Tsuba Menuki Kozuka Katana Sword Hilt ( b329) ネケ

Description

Japanese Antique Genpei Gassen Tsuba Menuki Kozuka Katana Sword Hilt
Tsuba is the hand guard mounted on a Japanese sword. It serves to keep the user's hand from sliding up onto the blade of the sword, to counterbalance the weight of the blade, to communicate the social standing, beliefs and tastes of its owner, and, to some degree, to protect the hand from an opponent's blade.
Menuki are the ornaments that are found under the handle wrap on katana and wakizashi.  They define the character of the sword and can tie the owner to the sword, it also provide better grasp of the sword. The Menuki can be replaced when the tsuka (handle) is re-wrapped.  They are sold in sets of two and placed on either side of the tsuka.
A
kozuka
is a handle of a by-knife that is part of a sword mounting. It is kept in a slot on the reverse of a katana scabbard, often with a matching kōgai (hairdressing tool).
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