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Mitokoromono Kozuka and Kogai signed Kikuoka Mitsutoshi (kao)
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Mitokoromono Kozuka and Kogai signed Kikuoka Mitsutoshi (kao) Menuki split Tanzaku signature Kikuoka / Mitsutoshi (kao) Kikuoka Mitsutoshi was the son of Mitsumasa and had the given name Saheiji. He used a variant of the characters for Mitsutoshi in his youth, and also had the artistic names Nansensai and Senyu which he used in his later years. A skilled poet, Mitsutoshi lived in the current Kanda district of Tokyo and passed away in 1863. This remarkable work is a bold depiction of Shishi superbly carved in gold and attests to the outstanding skill of the Machibori lineage continuing from the Yokoya to the Yanagawa to the Kikuoka schools. Mitokoromono Kozuka and Kogai signed Kikuoka Mitsutoshi (kao)Menuki split Tanzaku signature Kikuoka / Mitsutoshi (kao)Motif of Shishi
NihontoWatchBETA三所物
¥1,800,000
世界81社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
¥1,800,000
Mitokoromono Kozuka and Kogai signed Kikuoka Mitsutoshi (kao) Menuki split Tanzaku signature Kikuoka / Mitsutoshi (kao) Kikuoka Mitsutoshi was the son of Mitsumasa and had the given name Saheiji. He used a variant of the characters for Mitsutoshi in his youth, and also had the artistic names Nansensai and Senyu which he used in his later years. A skilled poet, Mitsutoshi lived in the current Kanda district of Tokyo and passed away in 1863. This remarkable work is a bold depiction of Shishi superbly carved in gold and attests to the outstanding skill of the Machibori lineage continuing from the Yokoya to the Yanagawa to the Kikuoka schools. Mitokoromono Kozuka and Kogai signed Kikuoka Mitsutoshi (kao)Menuki split Tanzaku signature Kikuoka / Mitsutoshi (kao)Motif of Shishi
NihontoWatchBETA三所物
¥1,800,000
世界81社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
¥1,800,000
