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This is a Juyo Tosogu designated kozuka attributed to Ko-Mino, dating from the Muromachi period (16th century). It features a design of three monkeys playing among withered pine trees, executed with thick, vibrant enamel and three-dimensional sukisage takabori carving, characteristic of the Ko-Mino school. This piece is considered an especially old example within the school's works.
NihontoWatchBETAThis is a Juyo Tosogu designated kozuka attributed to Ko-Mino, dating from the Muromachi period (16th century). It features a design of three monkeys playing among withered pine trees, executed with thick, vibrant enamel and three-dimensional sukisage takabori carving, characteristic of the Ko-Mino school. This piece is considered an especially old example within the school's works.
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