This antique Japanese tsuba from the Edo Period features a finely detailed depiction of Handaka Sonja, one of the sixteen Rakan (Arhat) disciples in Buddhist tradition. Revered for his wisdom and spiritual strength, Handaka Sonja is often shown with a serpent, symbolizing enlightenment and transformation. Crafted in iron with a diameter of 2.75 inches, this tsuba reflects the skill and devotion of the Edo-era artisans. The piece includes a visible signature, adding historical and collectible value. It remains in good overall condition, with general wear consistent with age. A powerful and symbolic addition to any collection of Japanese weaponry or spiritual art.