Extremely Rare 1800s Samurai Suiteki | Bronze Tsuba Water Dispenser | Antique Japan Calligraphy Tool | Museum Quality Find
Extremely Rare EVEN IN JAPAN Hard to find 1800s Samurai Bronze Suiteki – Tsuba Water Dispenser for Calligraphy, Japan Edo-Meiji Era
This is an exceptionally rare antique Japanese Suiteki (水滴) — a bronze water dispenser traditionally used in calligraphy — crafted in the form of a Samurai sword Tsuba (guard). Dating back to the 1800s, this piece is a genuine Edo-Meiji era artifact, acquired from a Japanese government antique auction, ensuring authenticity and provenance.
The craftsmanship is extraordinary, showcasing fine Samurai-era detailing. The item is cast in bronze, with beautiful aging, patina, and traditional shaping. It is a museum-grade piece, likely used by a scholar or Samurai class individual for ink work. The price is non-negotiable, as this is a true collector's item with exceptional rarity.
🟢 Highlights: ✅ Authentic 1800s Edo-Meiji period artifact ✅ Samurai-era bronze Suiteki (水滴) ✅ Tsuba-shaped water dispenser for calligraphy ✅ Acquired from Japan government auction ✅ Extremely rare – museum-quality item ✅ Original patina with minor bronze stains ✅ Very good condition for age ✅ Genuine antique – not a replica ✅ Ideal for collectors of Samurai tools, calligraphy, and Japanese antiques ✅ Securely packed and shipped from Japan
📏 Please see all photos carefully and judge for yourself. 📸 Photos are part of the description. Condition includes minor scratches and age-related bronze marks.
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an authentic Samurai-era calligraphy tool — perfect for serious collectors, historians, or as a centerpiece in a Japanese art collection.
