zanilu Posted February 19, 2024 Report Posted February 19, 2024 Hello to all of you I have recently acquired a set composed of a tsuba, fuchi, kashira and menuki, all with the same theme. I was wondering how was the best way to refer to it. I know that futakoromono refers to a set of two items, mitokoromono to a set of three. But for four? Youtsukoromono? Any help is appreciated, more so if you can also provide the kanji for it... Best regards Luca Quote
Jussi Ekholm Posted February 19, 2024 Report Posted February 19, 2024 I believe the term would be 四所物 - Yondokoromono However it can be bit complicated as there are also sets that are classified by NBTHK as Mitokoromono & Tsuba or Mitokoromono & Fuchi/Kashira. 1 Quote
zanilu Posted February 19, 2024 Author Report Posted February 19, 2024 Thak you Jussi for your answer! As in most of the cases with Japanese things not a simple straightforward solution to the problem 😅! Regards Luca Quote
SteveM Posted February 19, 2024 Report Posted February 19, 2024 Or, you could avoid the classification altogether and just call them soroi kanagu (揃金具), or "matching furnishings". 3 1 Quote
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