廉乗 鳥刺図小柄
Hozon Tousougu

Renjo Torisashizu(Bird stabbing) Koduka

No.644657

Renjo Torisashizu(Bird stabbing) Koduka

¥150,000(tax included)
Kiwame
Renjo
Period
Edo period
Size

Length 1.46cm Width 9.75cm Weight 0.70g

Drscription
Syakudounanakoji Takabori Kingin-Iroe Urafukumikin

The Goto family prospered for 400 years, serving the shogunate family from the first Yujo who served Ashikaga Yoshimasa to the 17th Norijo. The first Yujo established the elaborate and prestigious Goto carving (IEbori) by compiling the Mino carving style.
The works of the first three generations of the Goto family, the first Yujou, the second Sojou, and the third Johshin, are known as Ko-Goto(Old Goto). The 10th head of the Goto family, Renjou, was born in Kyoto in 1627, the fourth son of the 8th head, Sokujou. His name was Mitsutomo. He inherited the family headship in 1646, and in 1662, he was ordered by the shogunate to leave Kyoto for Edo. He was one of the most skilled craftsmen in the family. From then on, he lived in Edo until the 17th head, Tenjou. He passed away in 1708.
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