Tokuho
(銘)菊池隅府為宋氏造之 安永九子二月吉日 良弘 霞桜透鐔
¥1,500,000
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Era
Kamakura
About the school
Nishigaki School西垣派
4 Jūyō Tōken
NihontoWatchBETA¥1,500,000
(Mei) Kikuchi Gufu tame Sou-shi tsukuru kore An'ei kyu ne-doshi nigatsu kichijitsu Yoshihiro. This is a Kasumizakura sukashi tsuba. This work comes with a Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu certificate. Yoshihiro was a Higo tsuba-ko. Nishigaki school. He signed as Gufu Yoshihiro and Kumamoto Yoshihiro, and there are tsuba with date inscriptions from Meiwa 4 and An'ei 9. Higo-ju, Kumamoto-ju. Using tetsu migaki-ji for the jitetsu, the shape represents a chrysanthemum flower, and small inome are carved into the four corners. Towards the nakago-ana, cherry blossom sukashi are applied, while on the ji, kasumi (haze) is expressed in places with kin nunome-zogan, creating a peaceful spring atmosphere. This tsuba has a deep black tetsu-iro of high quality, and while the nunome-zogan is beautiful and masterful, the meibun includes "tame Sou-shi tsukuru kore," making it a precious work created by order of the Tsushima Daimyo family, who were important in diplomacy with Korea from the Kamakura period to the Meiji era. Furthermore, this piece is a shozai work published in the "Higo Kinko Taikan." It is a work where one can enjoy both the excellence of the craftsmanship itself and the high prestige of a custom-ordered piece. Tate × Yoko × Atsusa: 7.3cm × 7.0cm × 0.4cm Metalsmith: Yoshihiro (Higo domain or Kumamoto prefecture) Inscribed: Ordered by Sou clan (the governors in Tsushima island about 600 years) in 1780 Design: Cherry blossom flowers in haze Certificate: Tokubetsu Hozon (Issued by NBTHK) Depth × Width: 7.3cm × 7.0cm Thickness: 0.4cm
NihontoWatchBETA¥1,500,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Kamakura
Nishigaki School西垣派
¥1,500,000
(Mei) Kikuchi Gufu tame Sou-shi tsukuru kore An'ei kyu ne-doshi nigatsu kichijitsu Yoshihiro. This is a Kasumizakura sukashi tsuba. This work comes with a Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu certificate. Yoshihiro was a Higo tsuba-ko. Nishigaki school. He signed as Gufu Yoshihiro and Kumamoto Yoshihiro, and there are tsuba with date inscriptions from Meiwa 4 and An'ei 9. Higo-ju, Kumamoto-ju. Using tetsu migaki-ji for the jitetsu, the shape represents a chrysanthemum flower, and small inome are carved into the four corners. Towards the nakago-ana, cherry blossom sukashi are applied, while on the ji, kasumi (haze) is expressed in places with kin nunome-zogan, creating a peaceful spring atmosphere. This tsuba has a deep black tetsu-iro of high quality, and while the nunome-zogan is beautiful and masterful, the meibun includes "tame Sou-shi tsukuru kore," making it a precious work created by order of the Tsushima Daimyo family, who were important in diplomacy with Korea from the Kamakura period to the Meiji era. Furthermore, this piece is a shozai work published in the "Higo Kinko Taikan." It is a work where one can enjoy both the excellence of the craftsmanship itself and the high prestige of a custom-ordered piece. Tate × Yoko × Atsusa: 7.3cm × 7.0cm × 0.4cm Metalsmith: Yoshihiro (Higo domain or Kumamoto prefecture) Inscribed: Ordered by Sou clan (the governors in Tsushima island about 600 years) in 1780 Design: Cherry blossom flowers in haze Certificate: Tokubetsu Hozon (Issued by NBTHK) Depth × Width: 7.3cm × 7.0cm Thickness: 0.4cm
NihontoWatchBETA¥1,500,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Kamakura
Nishigaki School西垣派
¥1,500,000
