Two Goto School Kozuka, an Ishiguro Kozuka and a Mito School Kozuka
Edo period (18th century), the first attributed to the 10th-generation Goto master, the second attributed to the 12th-generation Goto master, the third attributed to Ishiguro Masayoshi
The first a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka designed with an oxen reclining beside autumn plants in iroe taka-zogan, gold frame; the second a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka with a horse by a pine tree in iroe taka-zogan, gold frame; the third a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka decorated with a rooster, hen and chicks among autumn plants in iroe taka-zogan, shakudo frame; the fourth a copper migaki-ji kozuka with horses by a stream in katakiri-bori and gold and shakudo hira-zogan
3¾in. (9.6cm.) long each approx. (4)
Two Goto School Kozuka, an Ishiguro Kozuka and a Mito School Kozuka
Edo period (18th century), the first attributed to the 10th-generation Goto master, the second attributed to the 12th-generation Goto master, the third attributed to Ishiguro Masayoshi
The first a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka designed with an oxen reclining beside autumn plants in iroe taka-zogan, gold frame; the second a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka with a horse by a pine tree in iroe taka-zogan, gold frame; the third a shakudo nanako-ji kozuka decorated with a rooster, hen and chicks among autumn plants in iroe taka-zogan, shakudo frame; the fourth a copper migaki-ji kozuka with horses by a stream in katakiri-bori and gold and shakudo hira-zogan
3¾in. (9.6cm.) long each approx. (4)