NihontoWatchNihontoWatchShinchu kenma-ji nadekaku-gata sukedashi-bori suemon zogan iroe yamagane nawame fukurin mimi It is a very interesting Higo-style tsuba, with a bushy-bearded Shoki-sama placed at the top of the tsuba. Shoki-sama is a yamagane suemon takabori with fine kebori, holding a silver ken in his hand. The Higo-like fukurin features amime-bori on a yamagane ground, with kin zogan applied along the mesh. With its robust simplicity and dynamism, perhaps it is by a later generation Jingo. It is an enjoyable tsuba. In a dedicated kiribako
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