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Shakudo Nanako-Ji Mokko-Gata Zogan Tsuba
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Reference Number |
TU-10181 |
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Title |
[ Kiku Flowers ] Shakudo, Inlay |
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Time |
The Edo period (1603 - 1868) |
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Inscription |
No Inscription |
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L x W x H |
6.7 x 6.0 x 0.5 cm |
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Weight |
88 g |
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Nakago Hole |
2.5 x 0.8 cm |
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Material |
Shakudo (alloy of copper and gold) |
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Box |
Wooden Box |
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Certificate |
No Certificate |
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Description |
We can find a variety of techniques from this tsuba.
It takes over three months to make one of this kind of tsuba.
It is so beautiful. It's ultimate of Japanese art.
Kiku flowers are expressed on both sides elaborately.
Kiku flowers never run dry so that Samurai loved lifeforce of this flower.
Therefore, Samurai liked to attach battle-gear whose motifs were Kiku flowers. |
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Price |
Sold, Thank you. |
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The surfaces are processed like hard roe.
It's called "Nanako-Ji".


Kiku (chrysanthemum) flowers are expressed in high-relief carving and the
Iroe inlay with gold.
Very beautiful.



Comes with a wooden box.
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