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Masatsune Okimono Japanese Okimono Fighting Cockerels
a dramatic pair of Japanese okimono fighting cockerels, using the shokado method: mixture of bronze, gold and silver. The birds have naturalistic plumage and the fierce intensity of their fight is captured.
The artist has used this same technique in crafting a superior samurai sword onto this beautiful sculpture. The intertwined gestural pose of each bird gives the viewer the sense realism and drama of a cockerel fight. The bottom of one bird has a gold cartouche signature, Masatsune (well known family of sword makers).
Meiji period: 1868-1912
Size: 16" tall x 15 wide.
a dramatic pair of Japanese okimono fighting cockerels, using the shokado method: mixture of bronze, gold and silver. The birds have naturalistic plumage and the fierce intensity of their fight is captured.
The artist has used this same technique in crafting a superior samurai sword onto this beautiful sculpture. The intertwined gestural pose of each bird gives the viewer the sense realism and drama of a cockerel fight. The bottom of one bird has a gold cartouche signature, Masatsune (well known family of sword makers).
Meiji period: 1868-1912
Size: 16" tall x 15 wide.
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