Gin-Migaki-Ji Maru-Gata Katakiribori Iroe Tsuba
Reference Number |
TU-10064 |
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Title |
[ Three Deities of Good Fortune ] |
Time |
Around 1790 (During the Edo period) |
Inscription |
" Yasuchika " |
L x W x H |
7.0 x 6.0 x 0.3 cm |
Nakago Hole |
2.9 x 0.7 cm |
Weight |
99 g |
Material |
Silver |
Box |
Wooden Box |
Certificate |
Kanteisho issued by Nihon Tosogu Bijutsukan |
Description |
The attached certificate issued by Nihon Tosogu Bijutsukan proves that this tsuba was made by the 4th Tsuchiya Yasuchika. |
Price |
Sold, thank you ! |
![Jurojin God](tu100641jurojin.gif)
Fukurokuju Deity and Jurojin Deity
![Daikokuten God](tu100642daikokuten.gif)
Daikokuten Deity
![Made by the 4th head Yasuchika](tu100643yasuchika.gif)
In Special Wooden Box
![Deities of Good Fortune](tu100644yasuchika.gif)
![with Certificate](tu100645certificate.gif)
Certificate issued by Nihon Tosogu Bijutsukan
About Craftsman |
The 4th head Tsuchiya Yasuchika (Lived around 1790)
He is the fourth head of the Tsuchiya family. |
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Features
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This tsuba is made of silver (argentine, Ag). |
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The surfaces are polished well. |
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Its shape is round. |
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The Three Deities of Good Fortune are expressed by chisel with the Katakiribori method. Katakiribori is carving technique that looks like Japanese brush painting. |
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Iroe is very advanced inlay technique. Gold or Silver or brass is burned and sticked to a ground. |