
This is a kogai featuring a grapevine design, attributed to the Ko-Mino school. It is made of yamagane (copper alloy) with nanako ground and carved in sukidashi takabori style. The kogai is estimated to be from the early Edo period and comes with a preservation certificate (Hozon).

This is a kogai featuring a grapevine design, attributed to the Ko-Mino school. It is made of yamagane (copper alloy) with nanako ground and carved in sukidashi takabori style. The kogai is estimated to be from the early Edo period and comes with a preservation certificate (Hozon).
