Miniature Go Equipments Set
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Price: 38,000JPY
Two Sets Available
Very highest quality but cute miniature set of Go board with legs & Go bowls & stones. Go board is made from Hyuga Kaya Masame, the 14cm height and 13.1cm width. Each square is 7mm. 9mm-thick 30 clamshell stones and 30 Nachiguro black stones are included. Island mulberry Go bowls are approx. 4.5cm diameter. Please see the photo and feel how small these items are as compare to the regular size. This item is good for your collection as ornament but also a gift for true Go fans.
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Products for the Serious Collector
Go Bowls
Supplies are limited for this collection of hard to find Go
bowls.
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| Kusumoku |
25,000JPY |
| Yakusugi |
120,000JPY |
| Kurokaki |
100,000JPY |
Oimatsu |
100,000JPY |
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Go Stones
| Unbelievably
thick Clam Go Stones |
Moon grade, Size 46
(13.1 mm thick, Nachiguru included)
Limited supply. |
60,000JPY |
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A set of Size 46 Clam Go Stones like
this one is very rare. Although we are only able to produce about one set or
this type each year, we are making it available for this incredibly low price.
For a picture comparing Size 32 and Size 46, click
here.
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Keyaki or Karin Go Bowls for Size 46 Stones are also available (30,000 JPY). |
30,000JPY |
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| Jade
Go Stones |
| Stones--Size 39 (11mm thick). 5 sets only. Nachiguro included |
200,000JPY |
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These stones were made with jade of the highest
quality, imported from Kachin (sp?) province in northern Myanmar. Selected for
strength and clarity, the jade was painstakingly worked by local craftsmen who
have dedicated their lives to this traditional art. The result: semi-transparent
stones with a beautiful glossy finish and just a hint of green. Jade has been
treasured since ancient times. Add this extra touch of luxury to your Go collection. |
"Shako"
(Giant Clam)
Shell Go Stones |
Size 36 (10.1 mm thick).
Nachiguro included |
Set A
(only 3 sets available) |
60,000JPY |
SOLD
OUT |
Set B
(5 sets available) |
38,000JPY |
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The shells of "shako", or giant clams,
have a unique pale pattern and are favored by many collectors because the stones
produced from these shells display the same pattern on both sides. Shako stones
are especially rare since only very large shells yield high-quality Go stones
and large shells are becoming harder and harder to find on the open market. Since
the animals themselves are protected under the Washington Treaty, the rarity
and value of shako stones can only increase. |
| Purple
Clam
Go Stones |
| Size 33. (3 sets available) Nachiguro included. |
38,000JPY |
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Some of these beautiful shells display natural
spotted or striped patterns in a variety of colors ranging from beige and dark
brown to pink. In some rare instances, shells with a dramatic dash of purple
(as seen in the picture) con be found. Go stone sets made with these shells are
available with selected colors and patterns. (Patterns are only displayed on
one side of a stone.) |
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Go Borad
| Japanese
Artistic Antiques. Maki-e Go board |
350,000JPY |
SOLD OUT |
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This Maki-e Go board is more than 100 years old,
but still very beautiful with no degradetion caused by aging.
Makie has encircled family crests, which according to my research illustrates
ivy.
This was used as the second offical family crest of Tokugawa Famiy in Kishu area
( presently Wakayama Prefecture and around ) followed by the first crest of hollyhock,
in the parents' house of the 8th Shogun named Yoshimune Tokugawa ( 1684-1751
).
It is well known as noble family crest.
The Maki-e also has an image of crane.
Crane is the symbol of logevity and a truly auspicious bird in Japan.
Therefore, crane and tortoise are often used in festive and happy occasions.
The makie is called "Kinko Makie", which means it uses high quality pure fine
gold and really valuable item as antique.
I hope you would consider adding this rare item to your collections. |
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