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Hi,

 

I have recently purchased this kozuka with no mention of school or tsubako. It is mumei. 

 

My guess is that it could be of the Ishiguro school.

 

What are your views?

 

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4 hours ago, Kurikata said:

My guess is that it could be of the Ishiguro school.

 

What are your views?

 

The nanako suggests something other than Ishiguro. What, I can't say. 

 

Enjoyable piece, thank you for sharing. 

 

Regards,

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On 2/24/2024 at 7:41 AM, Kurikata said:

 

I have recently purchased this kozuka with no mention of school or tsubako. It is mumei. 

 

My guess is that it could be of the Ishiguro school.

 

What are your views?

 

@Kurikata Nice looking kozuka, love the design, thanks for sharing. It me it has an early Edo Period vibe of (Kyō-Kinkō 京金工) group to me. I not an expert when it comes to this type of Edo Period soft metal Japanese sword fittings so take what I type with a truck load of salt. 

 

  

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