Kozuka w/ Soldiers Pulling Cannon Japan Edo period (1603–1868) Copper Alloy w/ Gilt Details LS195 Inkstone The kyosoku is a quintessentially

The kyosoku is a quintessentially Japanese form — a low armrest used when seated on the floor in formal or relaxed posture

polished surfaces of the natural shell stones offer a satisfying tactile experience as you place them on the board

Please note condition issues in photographs

emphasizing function and durability over ornament

25″L × 2″W × 7″H (6 × 5 × 18 cm)Weight: >2lbs

Kozuka w/ Soldiers Pulling Cannon Japan Edo period (1603–1868) Copper Alloy w/ Gilt Details LS195 Inkstone The kyosoku is a quintessentiallyFuchi Kashira with Soldiers and CannonJapan, Edo period (16031868)Copper alloy with gilt highlights Antique Japanese Fuchi Kashira with Soldiers and CannonJapan, Edo period (16031868) This rare fuchi kashira presents a lively depiction of soldiers at work, rendered in copper alloy with gilt detailing. On the fuchi, several figures strain to pull a cannon by rope, their bodies bent forward in exaggerated effort. The spoked wheel and cannon barrel are