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Thank you Piers and Dale. A second league guy in the Ishiguro tradition I guess.
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Piers, you are so fast ! A great thank you ! Thank you also John.. I know that it is so complexe to decypher those kanji...
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Hello, Dear NMB experts can you please translate this kozuka signature? I can read "Moto" only. Thank you
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@GRC: thank you for your appraisal , Glen, but all tekkozu on my tsuba make me think it is pre-edo [easy for me as I have it in hands] @Spartancrest: as usuel, Dale, tou bring materials for further studies. Thank you so much.
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Hi, I have purchased this so called "Ko Katchushi" tsuba at a flea Market in Tokyo and was wondering if it dated from Momoyama or Muromachi aera? What are your views? Thanks
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Yes indeed Mauro. In fact it is my third kozuka with the same topic! ( from Internet: Lovely scene of the warrior Kojima Takanori kneeling beneath a cherry tree, having just written a poem on a tree's trunk. Takanori was a loyal supporter of the exiled Emperor Go-Daigo, and attempted to rescue him while he was being transported to a remote location. The samurai was able to sneak into the camp, but could not reach the emperor, so according to legend, he carved a poem of encouragement in Chinese for the emperor on a cherry tree. In the morning, the guards found the poem but could not read Chinese, but the emperor could, and was heartened by the message. A shower of delicate petals falls down over him in the cool evening breeze, and a full moon glows softly overheard.)
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Sorry to reopen such an old thread more than 13 years after the oldest post but I wanted to share this kozuka I recently purchased. It is signed Aki Masa [Haynes 00041.0].
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Another joke today at a french auction: https://drouot.com/fr/l/32904861-tsuba-garde-de-katana-en-fonte-de-fer-avec-inclusions-en
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Thank you so much Moriyama San
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Sébastien, I' ll tend to see a Tengu on your kozuka[天狗].
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Robert, the iron used for this namban tsuba is really of poor quality as the majority of these end of 19th century tsuba. Difficult in fact from a single picture to determine the building process of it. Anyway I liked the mixt of dragon and juzu in quite a large pièce [8cm].
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Unfortunatly, this tsuba I do own is not cast! [I invite you in France to verify]
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Thank you all of you for your kind comments.
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I recently purchased this namban tsuba representing dragons within what I guess being juzu (boudhist rosary). Do you agree with me ? Thank you for your views.
