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Hamano Masayuki

Guard (Tsuba) Decorated with Rakan and the Devil

1700-1799

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Hamano Masayuki

Guard (Tsuba) Decorated with Rakan and the Devil

Hamano Masayuki

Guard (Tsuba) Decorated with Rakan and the Devil

1700-1799

Physical Qualities Copper alloy, gold, 8.7 x 7.9 cm.
Credit Line Gift of Leroy Lipman
Object Number 1955.166.13
The long-haired disciple holds a bell in his right hand and vajra, symbolizing respectively wisdom and compassion.
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1955; Leroy Lipman

Inscribed: Signed "Otsuryuken Miboku"

Artist

Hamano Masayuki

1695–1768

Japanese, 1696-1769
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