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Crossguard tsuba, Jingo Shigenaga ?-1854 and Shimizu fifth master of the Shimizu family makers. Tsuba in the shape of nademokkô otafuku gata; large ryôhitsuana of the same three-petalled shape, developed in the Gotô school and later popularised by the Higo school. Decorated with brass inlay, in high and low relief takazôgan, hirazôgan, depicting a pilgrim's hat and bag on the obverse, and two crossed arrows on the reverse. Signed by the fifth master of the Shimizu family. Edo period, Tenpô era 1830–1844, 1st half of the 19th century. Japan, Yatsushiro. Tsuba. Height 7.8 cm; width 6.5 cm; depth 0.3 cm., A flat, irregularly rounded metal object with a central rectangular opening and two parallel slots, showing a dark brown patina with areas of lighter brown and small highlights of gold; there is a decorative curved inlaid motif on one side in gold and an abstract raised design on the opposite side in gold and darker tones, all set against a plain light gray background.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A21_336

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

103.0Mo (1.8Mo) / 50.8cm x 50.8cm / 6000 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Crossguard tsuba Jingo Shigenaga -1854 Shimizu fifth master Shimizu family makers Tsuba shape nademokkô otafuku gata large ryôhitsuana three-petalled shape developed Gotô school later popularised Higo school Decorated brass inlay high low relief takazôgan hirazôgan depicting pilgrim's hat bag obverse two crossed arrows reverse Signed fifth master Shimizu family Edo period Tenpô era 1830–1844 1st half 19th century Japan Yatsushiro Height 7.8 cm width 6.5 cm depth 0.3 cm flat irregularly rounded metal object central rectangular opening two parallel slots showing dark brown patina areas lighter brown small highlights gold decorative curved inlaid motif side abstract raised design opposite side darker tones set plain light gray background.