A Choshu Kawaji School Tsuba

SIGNED CHOSHU HAGI JU, KAWAJI ROKUROEMON TOMONAO SAKU, MID EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY)

细节

A Choshu Kawaji School Tsuba
Signed Choshu Hagi ju, Kawaji Rokuroemon Tomonao saku, mid Edo period (18th century)
The rounded iron plate decorated with monkeys catching lobsters, the reverse with horses in a field, in sukidashi carving, gold and silver zogan, and gold nunome zogan, rounded mimi
3 5/16in. (8.4cm.), mimi 5mm.

出版

Lundgren Collection, no. 122

拍品专文

Tomonao was from the Kawaji school and was the brother of Tomomichi. He later became independent and founded the Kawaji beppa Rokuoroemon school. His iron tsuba are usually worked in nikubori ji-sukashi and ita tsuba with sukidashibori. He sometimes combined the methods of the Bushu Ito and Shoami schools.