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Crossguard tsuba by Senryûsai, Yasumitsu; Ichiryû school; design after a painting by Hanabusa Itchô 1652–1724. Rectangular with rounded corners nadegaku gata and a slightly raised edge uchi kaeshi. Decorated in low relief with the two immortals Jittoku and Kanzan reading a scroll; reverse shows a landscape with a golden sun disc emerging from clouds. Costume details ornamented with gold inlay using the nunome technique. Edo period c. 1801–1830, Japan Mito. Tsuba, height 8.7 cm, width 8.0 cm, depth 0.4 cm., A flat, oval metal object with a dark brown surface and a slightly rough texture is shown against a gray background, featuring a stylized gold semicircular shape near the upper left edge with wispy cloud-like gold embellishments extending from it toward the center; the metal has three elongated openings near the middle, one triangular and two rounded, and there are subtle variations in the dark brown with small areas of rust and patina.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A21_275

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

103.0Mo (4.3Mo) / 50.8cm x 50.8cm / 6000 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Crossguard tsuba Senryûsai Yasumitsu Ichiryû school design painting Hanabusa Itchô 1652–1724 Rectangular rounded corners nadegaku gata slightly raised edge uchi kaeshi Decorated low relief two immortals Jittoku Kanzan reading scroll reverse landscape golden sun disc emerging clouds Costume details ornamented gold inlay using nunome technique Edo period c 1801–1830 Japan Mito Tsuba height 8.7 cm width 8.0 cm depth 0.4 cm flat oval metal object dark brown surface slightly rough texture shown gray background featuring stylized gold semicircular shape near upper left edge wispy cloud- gold embellishments extending center metal three elongated openings near middle triangular two rounded subtle variations dark brown small areas rust patina.