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Arts and crafts of old Japan (1906)

Dick, Stewart · Edinburgh, London : T. N. Foulis · leaf 146

An illustration from Arts and crafts of old Japan, 1906, leaf 146
the left hand, and driven towards theworker with blows from a light hammer. Thisstyle of ornament reached its height during thesixteenth century, and may be seen in greatperfection in the work of Goto Yujo. A development of this style was the hira-zogan.In this lines were first engraved to a… … A GROUP OF TSUI.AS {Front the Collection of Mr M. Tonikinson) METAL WORK The kata-kiri-bori style depended for its effectnot on the inlay of different metals but on designsin relief or intaglio. Often the design was de-fined by piercing, and the detail brought out bychasing and modelling in relief.…

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