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Kyo-Kinko

The metalworkers of the capital. The name fixes a place, not a person.

5 pieces

Round shibuichi tsuba covered in finely cut waves: a coiled gold dragon at the top, a small gold jewel floating in the waves beside it.Zwei Drachen im selben SturmKyo-Kinko · Tsuba · Shibuichi · Mittlere Edo-Zeit · NBTHK HozonThe pair of Kyo-kinko menuki in gold on purple silk, each with two shishi so closely entwined that their heads and paws seem to share one body.Was die Hand hieltKyo-Kinko · Menuki · Kin · Frühe Edo-Zeit · NBTHK HozonThe pair of gold menuki on pale pink silk, each a galloping horse with a monkey on its back.Wer die Pferde beruhigtKyo-Kinko (zugeschr.) · Menuki · Kin · Späte Edo-ZeitThe pair of botan shishi menuki in gold on dark blue silk, each a cluster of layered peony blossoms with a shishi half hidden among them.Unter PfingstrosenKyo-Kinko · Menuki · Kin · Mittlere Edo-Zeit · NBTHK HozonThe pair of osode menuki in gold on blue silk, each a large shoulder guard of armor with laced rows of plates and a cord curling away at either end.Rüstung ohne TrägerKyo-Kinko · Menuki · Kin · Edo-Zeit · NBTHK Hozon