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Lorenzo

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  1. Lorenzo

    Tsuba Masterwork

    A good tsuba, but I really don't get why you call it a masterpiece :?
  2. Thank you John.
  3. ....yes, because I still don't see it Can somebody post the pictures on the forum instead of links?
  4. Sorry to jump in, but I wished to see the pictures on the first post but they doesn't show to me.. just my problem? :?
  5. That's very beautiful. Both are Thanks for sharing.
  6. Confirm. I had it done last year in Japan for something like 400 usd.
  7. Quote. For the moment, I bookmarked all the discussions like this using the "bookmark this topic" function
  8. In Italy you can contact Mr. Rossi who is a Nyuusen prize winner togishi. PM me for his email address.
  9. The fondazione in that case was sort of promoter, but the video shows the "Samurai" exhibition in Milan last year; I think Carlo already put some link here time ago. The official site is now gone, as the exhibition itself.. you can see something left here: http://www.nonsolokawaii.com/i-samurai- ... zzo-reale/ ... and, the same exhibition will be open again this year, but in Venice: http://www.venezia.net/venice-italy/940 ... ny-museum/
  10. in video, @0:48 sec, you can see a nice way to display it :D
  11. (sorry for the little OT, but might be of interest :D )
  12. ahaha I think Italy isn't exactly the correct translation Try google translator instead.
  13. What an amazing story Ron. Once again thank you for care to share this stories, well written and a pleasure to read as having a good book in front. Have you ever considered about writting one? :D I am bookmarking all of your topics...
  14. ahaha I was going to post that link before ending the reading of the whole topic. I have seen this particular tsuba in my hands time ago, good buy.
  15. Dear Mikolaj, see here for other examples of this particular style tsuba.
  16. Fantastic story and beautiful piece, as well as your tidy remounting of the missing parts! The barrel simply sit on the wood or it is locked down in some way? Also, there is a hinge keeping together the base wood and the barrel supporting wood or it just lay down? Thank you again for your willingness to share with us this pieces
  17. Thank you Dirk; what bother me on the second one is that the rightmost sign goes all over the top of the design.. :?
  18. Hi all. Would you please help me identify this two bonji? The left one seems to me Fudou Myou Ou ふどうみょうおう 不動明王 while the second one is mysterious. I may have mistaken also the first. Thank you everybody in advance.
  19. That's beautiful and clever, thank you so much for taking the time to go so deep on taking pictures for us Mr Watson. I can't get what that steel colour bar soldered on the box sliding door is doing; is it a sort of guide to permit a smooth opening or does it has some function such as a "remote" trigger for opening the box :? ? Thank you in advance
  20. indeed. Better pictures of the whole part may help. Kashira has mon as well?
  21. That's almost my wife family crest, which is the kasanebishi. yours seems maru ni kasane bishi; the only difference is that yours have "hole" on the hishi, while the maru ni kasane bishi one has full figure. http://www.butudan.co.jp/kamon/index.php?kamon155 丸に重ね菱 You are showing it upside down. EDIT: I ADD AN IMAGE FOR COMPARE
  22. Mine's sizes are the following: 84mm x 83mm x thickness variable in a range between 4 and 6 mm
  23. Other pictures here
  24. Thank you for your confirmations. Mine shows the same characteristics of steel you pointed out, as well as a three layer sandwich structure.
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