Chiyozuru Sadahide's work, Rangiiku (Wild Chrysanthemum), Gold, Kanna (Plane) This is a collection item that has been stored at home for a long time, but it is a new, unused item. I would like to sell it to someone who will use it with care. I remember purchasing this at a high price when it was offered for limited sale. I am a complete novice when it comes to planes, so please understand that I cannot answer any questions. Please check the condition in the photos. Thank you for viewing. Thank you for your consideration. (Reference) Mr. Yoshira Kamiyoshi, a young blacksmith in Miki who achieved success, encountered a plane in Osaka. He was fascinated by the plane forged by the unparalleled master "Chiyozuru Korehide" and applied to become his disciple. He was allowed to become a commuting disciple and honed his skills under Japan's best blacksmith. Even after returning to Miki, he continued to visit his master, and after overcoming hardships such as the war, 18 years after becoming a disciple, he received the name "Chiyozuru Sadahide" and created masterpieces of planes such as "Rangiiku" and "Awaji no Yuunagi". The succession to the second generation Chiyozuru Sadahide (Iwao Kamiyoshi) was approved in 1990, not from parent to child, but by evaluation and recommendation by a third party including local experts. In 1998, he was registered as a traditional craftsman of Banshu Miki Uchihamono, a traditional craft designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, and in the same year, he participated in "ABANA (North American Artistic Blacksmiths Association)" as the only invited demonstrator in Asia. He was certified as an honorary member of ABS (American Bladesmith Society). In 2019, Naoki Morita (formerly Chiyozuru Naohide), a disciple, succeeded to the name "Third Generation Chiyozuru Sadahide." #Chiyozuru #ChiyozuruKinpakuhaku #Plane #Kanna #Carpenter #CarpentryTools #Artwork #Collector #Miki #TsubameSanjo