
This is a Juyo Tosogu designated mitokoromono by Ishiguro Mitsutsune, a master metalworker of the Ishiguro school which flourished during the Edo period. Mitsutsune, also known as Shojusai, is renowned for his exquisite depictions of flowers and birds. This piece, featuring peonies and golden pheasants crafted from gold, shakudo, shibuichi, and suaka, is a masterpiece published in 'Meihin Shusei Machibori' by Shigeo Fukushi.

This is a Juyo Tosogu designated mitokoromono by Ishiguro Mitsutsune, a master metalworker of the Ishiguro school which flourished during the Edo period. Mitsutsune, also known as Shojusai, is renowned for his exquisite depictions of flowers and birds. This piece, featuring peonies and golden pheasants crafted from gold, shakudo, shibuichi, and suaka, is a masterpiece published in 'Meihin Shusei Machibori' by Shigeo Fukushi.
