NihontoWatchNihontoWatch<audio controls preload="auto"> <source src="clocktowerbell.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" /> </audio> Kuro ishime-ji nuri saya, wakizashi omeshi koshirae Moto-haba (Width at Ha-machi) : Approx. 2.73 cm An omeshi koshirae characterized by a strongly flared sayajiri. The prototype for this style is found among the diverse group of koshirae with eccentric decorations from the Momoyama period, which gained refinement over time and saw a peak in popularity during the late Edo period. In the featured koshirae, the fuchi-kashira, kuchigane, kurigata, kawaragane, and kojiri are a matching issaku set, featuring fittings with an attractive, sober coloration finished with a straw-bale pattern on a shinchu-ji. The tsuba is a mokko-gata shibuichi-ji piece with tate-shinogi-yasuri-ji and a small umebachi-mon sukashi, finished with kin-iroe over the entire surface, also in a flamboyant Momoyama-style tailoring. It is equipped with a tetsu-ji takabori kozuka with kin-gin nunome-zogan of a kuyo-mon design, and features kuro-urushi samegawa-gise with biwa ni hachi-zu menuki tightly wrapped in kuro-urushi-nuri-kawa. (Item number 1787)
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We couldn’t find current papers for this piece. Ask the dealer whether it has been, or can be, submitted to shinsa. — Hoshi
Edo
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¥180,000