Width: 31cms
Height: 42cms
Depth: 22cms
Date: 1868 - 1912
Product Code: KPOK73
Artist / Company: Gyoko
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This dramatic pair of Samurai warriors are part of our collection of Japanese Meiji-era (1868-1912) Bronze Okimono. Signed Gyoko, these masterful figures depict a pair of Samurai lunging forwards holding long sword (Naginata.)
One figure with a traditional helmet, his sword blade depicts fire coming from a Dragons mouth. The second figure, with thick, long hair blowing in the wind has his weapon lowered.
Both warriors are wearing traditional armoury decorated with Mon.
A fearsome duo, these highly collectable Okimono are offered in excellent condition. Please feel free to contact us for additional information, images or to arrange an appointment to view.
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