Shin Umetada Tsuba - TM016 iaiobi but was probably more correlated

but was probably more correlated with a certain need for efficiency: if kamon were to be used on the battlefield

21 shaku (127

'Monohoshi-Zao' (The 'laundry-drying pole' in English)

Its thickness allows also it to sustain very powerful shocks

Without bones

Shin Umetada Tsuba - TM016 iaiobi but was probably more correlatedMinosaka Shin Umetada Tsuba TM016 This tsuba is named after a famous blacksmith from the Edo period, the one who designed the original model. It is called "Shin" Umetada, for "New Umedata design", as this designed is known to be a redesign of an original famous model made by Umetada. Fully made in Japan. Material: Blackened iron Weight: 165 g Vertical height: 85 mm Horizontal width: 76 mm Thickness: 4. 1 mm