An Owari Kinko Fuchi-Kashira

SIGNED OYOJU KIJIMA AKIO AND KAO, LATE EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY)

細節

An Owari Kinko Fuchi-Kashira
Signed Oyoju Kijima Akio and kao, late Edo period (19th century)
The ishime-ji shakudo base metal depicting a hawk perched on a pine in takabori, gold, silver and shibuichi iroe zogan (2)

來源

J G Hawkshaw, p. 221, no. 2694

出版

Lundgren Collection, no. 115

拍品專文

Part of the character of an Owari koshirae is to mount a fuchi that is large with a small kashira, giving the tsuka the required form.

The Owari koshirae kodogu are divided into two types or fashion. The first is after Iwata Norisuke who tried to promote the province's great iron work; Kanayama and Yagyu. The other is kinko style using iroe and nunome like this example.