Sayagata Tsuba Polo Tie Polo Tie Bolo Tie

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55267140246_d3693a0380_b.jpg "**While the tsuba is a component of the Japanese sword, it also represents the owner's identity, aesthetic sense, and personality. I find this resonates with how people wear accessories today. Just as samurai once imprinted themselves onto their swords, people today adorn themselves to express their individuality.**" ----------The Artisan The "**Tsuba**," a highly recognizable part of the Japanese sword, serves as a handguard functionally, and as a way to **display a samurai's status**. In today's world, we too need a way to express our **unique selves**. The **Tsuba Polo Tie** combines __**copper**__ with the "__Noshigo__" (the cord on the scabbard), offering a new interpretation of __**Japanese sword fitting craftsmanship**__ in personal attire. The "**Sayagata**," also known as the "Manji Kuzushi pattern," is a type of __Japanese pattern__. Its endlessly extending motif symbolizes "**everlasting endurance**" and "**longevity**."