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1 hour ago, Robert S said:

The second one (willows) is spectacular!

I came on to say the exact same thing. The observation and design elements work so beautifully together. Reminds me of the motif on the Kokuho Norishige wakizashi tsuba in Ian's possession. 

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Multi-tone Kaga works like your #2 are getting to be very rare.

When you do see them, they are often rubbed damaged due to the raised shape of the seppa dai.

 

Please take good care of it.

On my very short bucket list is a trip up to Kanazawa area for a few days to take in the spirit of the Maeda lands.

A really good Kaga Kinko or Kaga Goto tsuba is on also on my tsuba wish list. That and a good Nobuiye of design that suits me.

 

 

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Thanks for sharing these, Okan. Like you said, all three give me a different feeling. The Umetada especially reminds me of my tea ceremony experience—calm and elegant. It’s the kind of piece I’d enjoy holding in my hands after a long day, just to slow down and clear my head. 

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11 minutes ago, Mark S. said:

Derek… Where/when did you study tea ceremony?  

 

I haven’t studied tea ceremony myself, but I’ve attended 6–7 sessions during my visits to Japan. That’s what this piece brought to mind.

 

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5 hours ago, Exclus1ve said:

I like Kaga Zogan. Your tsuba made me take action) I’ll share my new acquisition soon.

 

Looking forward to seeing it! 

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