Sword Fitting (Kozuka)

Traditionally attributed to Gotō 1st Yūjō MasaokuMuromachi period, 15th c.

The Tokugawa Art Museum
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

Kozuka Sword Fitting, turtle and log design, gold,silver, and copper alloy.
Traditionally attributed to Goto 1st Yujo.
Muromachi period, 15th C.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the 2nd Owari Tokugawa Mitsutomo.

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Title: Sword Fitting (Kozuka)
Creator: Traditionally attributed to Gotō 1st Yūjō Masaoku
Date Created: Muromachi period, 15th c.
Medium: Gold, silver, and copper alloy

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Sword Fitting (Kozuka)

Traditionally attributed to Gotō 1st Yūjō MasaokuMuromachi period, 15th c.

The Tokugawa Art Museum
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

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