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Nishigaki Yoshinori

吉教

Nishigaki Yoshinori

吉教

ProvinceHigoEraEnpō–Hōreki (1680–1761)SchoolHigo Kinko>NishigakiTraditionHigoGeneration3rdTeacherNagahisaSpecialtiestsuba, fuchi-kashira, inlayTypeTosogu MakerCodeNIS003

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Lineage

TeacherNagahisa
Yoshinori
Student
  1. 1.Kanzaemon勘左衛門

Nishigaki School

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  1. 1.Kanshiro勘四郎8 for sale31designated
  2. 2.Nagahisa永久2 for sale5designated

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Yoshinori

Yoshinori（吉教） was a maker of Japanese sword fittings (tōsōgu) of the Nishigaki school in Higo province, active during the Enpō–Hōreki (1680–1761) period.

The work follows the Higo tradition.