Rigid Leather Tsuba iaiobi Another commonly used variation of

Another commonly used variation of the Sakura mon

It is also cultivated as a garden plant and is called the "king of flowers"

is a popular emblem in Japan

Note: Alloy blades are blunt and cannot be sharpened

It was created by Morihei Ueshiba O-Sensei when he was 80 years old

Rigid Leather Tsuba iaiobi Another commonly used variation ofRigid Leather Tsuba for Bokken and Shoto Material: cow leather Tsubadome (rubber ring) optional (white or brown). Size: ~7. 6 cm x ~7 mm Thick leather Tsuba, very solid. A little smaller than its sister product, the round leather Tsuba. Because leather is a "living" material, each Tsuba is unique, specially in its color. The emphasis is not placed on its appearance but this kind of Tsuba is an excellent model to effectively protect your hands! It will