Thread: Nagura Pr0n...

Buying unstamped Nagura is risky. Read JimR's blogpost here.
Eastern Smooth: Stones, Lies and Inkan

Originally Posted by bassguy

Buying unstamped Nagura is risky.

I know, I've seen that. With this guys it slightly different story. I already spent few K$ and trusted them, so it would be stupid not to trust with the small stone

My botan and mejiro nagura arent hard Stones, theyre pretty soft but my koma is very hard and it is not easy to create à good slurry with it.

Originally Posted by bassguy

Thanks for that picture Andrei, it made for good study to familiarize myself with the different strata kanji. No Koma Nagura?

Wonna some more KOMA Nagura? Well I have some, here it is a group photo of my precious...




Guess how much Komas is here?

Here it is one of most gorgeous Koma Nagura in detail ( thanks to Jim Rion who bought it for me ):





















Have fun!

The photos are Hi-Res, but I don't know how to post it here with original quality...

Originally Posted by Nikolay

Guess how much Komas is here?

None that is stamped by Asano as far as I can see.

Originally Posted by mainaman

None that is stamped by Asano as far as I can see.

Yes. There is no one Koma with visible Asano stamp here. Just only one Botan and two Meijiro.

But there are some Koma with no such stamp.

more pictures for your fun:

These is tomo-nagura ( not a Mikawa Shiro Nagura ), the type is Renge Suita ( japanese natural stone )
I use it to raise very fine slurry on toishi.