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Broken Fan Design Tsuba, Inscription: "Tenka Chuko Kaizan," Made by Masa'ami, with Hozon Tosogu Certificate This work is a famous iron tsuba, "Hasen-zu" (Broken Fan Design), by the master craftsman Masa'ami of the Edo period. The imposing inscription "Tenka Chuko Kaizan" (Revival of the World's Religious Foundation) is engraved on the front. The heavy iron texture, the serene atmosphere, and the elegant modeling characteristic of the Masa'ami school are harmoniously combined. The deep texture unique to the iron of the period and the faint traces of gold evoke the decorative beauty of the past. This is a masterpiece that perfectly embodies Masa'ami's true essence, possessing both strength and tranquility. ⸻ [Certificate] Issued by the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Japan Art Sword Preservation Association Dated December 19, 2023 Registration Number: 4022518 Certified as "Hozon Tosogu" (Sword Fitting for Preservation) This work is officially certified as being by Masa'ami, with a guarantee of authenticity. Tsuba certified as Hozon Tosogu are highly valued both artistically and historically. ⸻ [Details] Inscription: Tenka Chuko Kaizan Artist: Made by Masa'ami Subject: Broken Fan Design Material: Iron Shape: Round Period: Edo Period Certification: Certified as "Hozon Tosogu" by the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Japan Art Sword Preservation Association Accessories: Paulownia wood box, Certificate envelope Dimensions: 8 x 8 cm Weight: 146g ⸻ [Highlights] ● The tense modeling and refined iron texture characteristic of the Masa'ami school. ● The dignity and religious symbolism contained in the inscription "Tenka Chuko Kaizan." ● The natural texture that appears on the iron, quietly telling the story of the times. ● With a certificate from the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Japan Art Sword Preservation Association, ensuring authenticity and reliability. ⸻ [Condition] While maintaining the natural iron texture from aging, both the front and back are in excellent condition, and the state of preservation is extremely good. This is a masterpiece suitable for appreciation, research, and collection. ⸻ [Accessories] ● Hozon Tosogu Certificate (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Japan Art Sword Preservation Association) ● Paulownia wood box (with lining) ● Certificate envelope ★Seller's Comment I enjoy changing out items I've collected for my collection and hobbies every day! Please take a look at my other items if you like!
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