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Is this tsuba signed TORIN (ie Tsuneshige)?
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Thank you Steve to confirm my thoughts. I appreciate. -
Difficult to me to consider the Tanaka school. The tsuba size (8 cm) , the iron plate , the mimi type make me doubt of such an attribtion. But I still don't have any clue on it...
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Is this tsuba signed TORIN (ie Tsuneshige)?
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
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Please can you help me on this signature . I got the last kanji (Mitsu) but it is difficult for me to determine who made it? Best regards
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I have this Nade gaku Hokkei gata tsuba for a while with the famous Tiger and Dragon design. I have no idea of a school for this tsuba . What are your views ? Dimension: 8cm X 7,5 cm Thank you Bruno
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I have tried too decipher those two kanji and arrived at the conclusion that it might be read as TORIN. Tsuneshige signed that way sometimes and this tsuba style is close to Nara influence. Can you confirm ? Thank you
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Very nice tsuba with myoga (ginger) design. If it's the first purchase you did it well....
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Just as a matter of comparison, a real one. Please note the very small gold dots inclusions in this shakudo tsuba
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Hi Jean and Manuel, I hava a dream to be at your level of expertise!
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Thank you all of you. I'll have to be more humble and accept to admit not to ne able to understand everything. Espacially from a so exquisite Japanese culture.
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Thank you Sébastien! A better picture is added... Probably there is a Show in the US, Australia or somewhere else as the NMB forum looks very asleep for the time being.
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Hi, can you please tell me the theme of this akasaka school tsuba? I can see either butterfly or dragonfly. What are your views?
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I bought this book in 2014 at a French Auction House for € 50.
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Thank you Dale. Same design indeed, same topic but different styles (schools).
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I have this tsuba for years in my collection and never succeeded to determine precisely what school performed this excellent work in carving. I was hesitating between Shonaï and Hamano schools. What are your views, please? Thank you
