Ordering Number: AF24496
Tsuba:Wave and Plovers(NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon)
Inscription: Mumei(unsigned)(Kōrin)
光隣
Dimensions:7.48 cm x 7.19 cm (2.94 inches x 2.83 inches)
Thickness of rim: 0.52 cm(0.2in)
Weight: 145g
Era: middle Edo period
Features: On the Mokko-shaped brass, Wave and Plovers are engraved abd inlaid.
Explanations:Wave and Plovers
"Wave and Plovers," depicted together with waves and water, is considered an auspicious pattern symbolizing harmony and family safety. It represents "overcoming life’s turbulent waves together," and is thus associated with a harmonious marriage and household well-being.
Kōrin signed his works as Tōhi Kōrin (with Kao), Kōrin, or Higo-jū Kōrin. He carved wave and plover motifs, as well as floral designs, on yamagane (copper) and brass. He resided in Kumamoto, Higo Province.
In Kiri box
Aoi Art estimation paper
NBTHK Hozon Tokubetsu Tosogu paper
Auction Starting Price: 350,000 JPY
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