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Alloy TSUBA Set Hand Guard Sword Accessary for Japanese Katana Wakizashi Tanto A11 (1, A)
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About Alloy TSUBA Set Hand Guard Sword Accessary For
Material: Zinc Alloy Used For Katana, Wadizashi Or Tanto DIY Swords, Ideal For Swords It Is Good For The Balance Of The Sword To Protect Your Hand From Sliding Onto The Blade During Thrusts Tsuba are usually finely decorated, and nowadays are collectors' items. Tsuba were made by whole dynasties of craftsmen whose only craft was making tsuba. They were usually lavishly decorated. In addition to being collectors items, they were often used as heirlooms, passed from one generation to the next. Japanese families with samurai roots sometimes have their family crest crafted onto a tsuba. Tsuba can be found in a variety of metals and alloys, including iron, steel, brass, copper and shakudo. In a duel, two participants may lock their katana together at the point of the tsuba and push, trying to gain a better position from which to strike the other down. This is known as tsubazeriai lit. pushing tsuba against each other. Tsubazeriai is a common sight in modern kendo. In modern Japanese, tsubazeriai has also come to mean "to be in fierce competition." Menuki: The menuki are ornaments on the tsuka (generally under the tsuka-ito); to fit into the palm for grip. Fuchi & Kashira: Fuchi, a cap type collar or ferrule which covers the opening in the tsuka of a Japanese sword. The tang of the sword goes into the tsuka through the opening in the fuchi.The kashira is the end cap (pommel) on the tsuka.
