
A matched fuchi and kashira set, the collar and pommel cap from a Japanese sword hilt, in shakudo worked with waves and spattered gold. The rims are gold and carry fine gold designs of their own. The set is unsigned, but the supplier states that the N.B.T.H.K. has attributed it to the Kaga school, and describes the work as unusual and of high quality. It is sold as a used antique.
The Kaga attribution from the N.B.T.H.K. is what sets this pair apart for a South Carolina collector: an unsigned set with a recognized society opinion behind it sits well in a fittings collection or on a wakizashi being remounted in period style. The wave-and-gold theme is lively enough to show on a stand on its own. Ask for the attribution paperwork and close photographs of the rims before you commit, since the supplier lists no measurements.
Key features
- Fuchi and kashira set in shakudo
- Wave design with gold spray
- Gold rims with intricate gold decoration
- Unsigned, N.B.T.H.K. attribution to Kaga school
- Used antique fittings
The set ships to your South Carolina address; no dealer is needed.







