Umetada Hanamon Sukashi - TM023 [F]Heavy_Weight This style is represented in

This style is represented in France by Daniel Toutain

This silk Kakuobi type is approximately 30% thinner than its cotton counterpart

It will be embroidered on the left of the bottom part (same high as the Seido label)

Even the heaviest Suburito of this type are extremely well balanced

It makes it though impossible to use a tsuba (guard)

Umetada Hanamon Sukashi - TM023 [F]Heavy_Weight This style is represented inUmetada Hanamon Sukashi TM023 Flower petals, probably inspired of the Katabami flower (Oxalis corniculata creeping wood sorrel) or from a yusoku monyo (Kimono traditional pattern). Reproduction of an ancient Tsuba of the Ko Umetada style (Shoami style inspired), a very ancient style that dates back to the Muromachi period. Material: Blackened iron Weight: 90 g Vertical height: 79 mm Horizontal width: 79 mm Thickness: 5 mm This Tsuba is part of a high