♦️Limited-Time Super Sale!♦️ Due to circumstances, I need cash, so I'm offering this at a reduced price. However, this is limited to those who can make immediate payment and provide immediate feedback after receiving the item. [Edo Period Japanese Sword Mounting Set - Tsuba, Silver Habaki, Seppa, Tsuka, Saya - 5 Pieces - Together - Samegawa Wrapped, Black Lacquer, Spider & Camellia Flower Design, Sword Fittings, Samurai Equipment, Antique, Old Art] This is a set of 5 Edo period Japanese sword mounting parts. The iron tsuba (handguard) features intricate designs of camellias, flowers, and spiders, with some gold inlay remaining, making it a tasteful masterpiece. The tsuka (handle) is wrapped with samegawa (rayskin), and dragon eyes are inlaid, showcasing the aesthetic sense of the samurai. The black lacquered saya (scabbard) is also lustrous, and the entire set exudes the dignity and texture unique to antique items. The set includes silver habaki (blade collar) and brass seppa (spacers), making it ideal for display, restoration, or collection. As this is an item that has passed through time, there are some age-related scratches, minor imperfections, and discoloration of the metal fittings, but the charm and presence as an antique are fully felt. Sword enthusiasts and collectors, please consider this opportunity. ⭕️I have listed over 500 items and have 0 negative feedback. Please purchase with confidence.⭕️ ♦️Approximate Size♦️ ・Tsuka (Handle): Length approx. 16.1cm Inner diameter (0.8cm wide x 2.9cm long) ・Saya (Scabbard): Total length approx. 52.4cm Koiguchi (mouth of the scabbard) inner diameter (1.8cm wide x 3.3cm long) ・Tsuba (Handguard): Approx. 6.4cm wide x 7cm long x 0.5cm thick Weight 98g ・Habaki (Blade Collar): Weight approx. 24g ・Seppa (Spacers): Approx. 3.9cm long x 2.8cm wide ♦️Instant purchase OK! Even if there are comments, the person who completes the purchase procedure first will be given priority. ♦️Please read all the notes in my profile and only purchase if you agree. ⚠️Please refrain from price negotiations.