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24½" high on metal stand
The gun was introduced into Japan by the Portuguese in the 16th century and soon became a fundamental element of the Japanese military
An adjustable Japanese iron trivet to be placed over a small charcoal fire
Mounted on a contemporary metal stand
The forged iron barrel with an abstract sculptural quality and inlaid silver ring near the mouth of the barrel
GUN BARREL really isn't that just rust 24½" high on metal standA Japanese iron gun barrel. The gun was introduced into Japan by the Portuguese in the 16th century and soon became a fundamental element of the Japanese military. The country's superior metal smithing skills and traditions allowed Japan to quickly master the manufacture of firearms in large number. But the ruling samurai's distain for what they viewed as an untraditional and unhonorable weapon in conjunction with the relative peace and seclusion
