Jorgensen Posted April 7, 2024 Report Posted April 7, 2024 A Ko-shoami, possibly Muromachi tsuba Iron, sumiiri-mokkōgata tsuba with images of warabi (ferns) in the four corners of the tsuba in sukashi. The design is an old one dating from Jomon times, and represents a fern just as it emerges and unfolds, symbolizing spring, life, rebirth. The shape and thickness makes this an interesting tsuba. Possibly Ko-Shōami. Hitsu-ana might be a later addition? If a later addition this may indicate this is an older tsuba: circa Muromachi. Number "146" written inside nakago-ana indicates this tsuba have been part of a museum- or large collection. Mei/signature: Mumei School/province: Possibly Ko-Shoami Period/age: Early Edo or possibly Muromachi Measures: 6.95 cm x 6.80 cm x 0.25 cm Certificate: No Included: NO kiri box included Asking price: $545 or best offer + shipping https://tsubashi.com...bly-muromachi-tsuba/ 3 Quote
Winchester Posted April 8, 2024 Report Posted April 8, 2024 PM sent with questions. Thank you in advance. 1 Quote
Jorgensen Posted April 8, 2024 Author Report Posted April 8, 2024 1 hour ago, Winchester said: PM sent with questions. Thank you in advance. Replied. Thank you. 1 Quote
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