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This is a Hozon-certified tsuba attributed to Ko-Kacchushi, dating from the Muromachi period. It features a thin iron plate with a single cherry blossom openwork design, reminiscent of Ko-Tosho tsuba. The slightly turned-back rim (mimi) distinguishes it as Ko-Kacchushi, representing a transitional period between Ko-Tosho and Ko-Kacchushi styles.
NihontoWatchBETAThis is a Hozon-certified tsuba attributed to Ko-Kacchushi, dating from the Muromachi period. It features a thin iron plate with a single cherry blossom openwork design, reminiscent of Ko-Tosho tsuba. The slightly turned-back rim (mimi) distinguishes it as Ko-Kacchushi, representing a transitional period between Ko-Tosho and Ko-Kacchushi styles.
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