Wari Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Kimen Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Tokkosho (Pestle with one prong)

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs), (Excavated from Kokufu-chō, Tottori)

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Gilt-bronze Five-pronged Vajra Pestle

Gilt-bronze Five-pronged Vajra Pestle

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Gilt-bronze Five-pronged Vajra Pestle

Pestle

Pestle

Pestle

Five-pronged Vajra

Tokkosho (Pestle with one prong)

Tokkosho (Pestle with one prong)

Tokkosho (Pestle with one prong)

Pestle

Pestle

Wari Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

三鈷柄

金銅錫杖頭

Three-Prong Vajra (Sankosho)

Smallsword with Scabbard

Netsuke

Brush Handle with a Figure under a Tree

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Cross-Shaped Reliquary Case

Netsuke

Head of a Monk’s Staff

Hakudoushakujou

Sword with a Dragon Ornament in a Ring Pommel

Five-pronged vajra

Jinguukoshinpourui

Cross

Cross

Painting Brush with Birds and Flowers

Kinginsoukantoutachitsuka

Sankosho (Pestle with three prongs)

Elements of a Small-Sword Hilt

påle, gravpåle, okkayo-kuwa@ain

Smallsword Hilt and Blade

Kenukigata-no-tachi Style for ceremonial horse race, With black lacquered scabbard with tiger pattern shirizaya cover