Masterpiece by Seihou, Calligraphy by Ishibashi, Carved and Inlaid Chess Pieces, Satsuma Boxwood, Peacock Grain, Mirror Finish Polish

This is a rare Kiyoharu piece. These are inlaid pieces with a very high level of craftsmanship. The wood is Satsuma boxwood with peacock grain.
As these were kept for display, there are no stains or scratches from use.
Kiyoharu (real name: Kiyoharu Ishikawa) is a renowned contemporary Shogi piece craftsman belonging to the Fuji Koma no Kai in Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture.
He is known for his brilliant carvings and beautiful use of wood. His technique, which fully expresses the strengths of peacock grain, captivates viewers. This piece, featuring the Ishibashi script, has a mirror-like finish and can be described as a masterpiece exuding dignity.
We sincerely hope you will have the opportunity to see this extremely rare piece in person.
It will be delivered in a flat box with a paulownia wood inner lid.
Why not consider this as a family heirloom? Thank you for your consideration.

Piece Size
(King) Length 3.20 cm, Width 2.80 cm, Thickness 8.60 mm
(Pawn) Length 2.60 cm, Width 2.20 cm, Thickness 6.50 mm

Total Number of Pieces: 42 (2 extra pawns)
Material: Satsuma boxwood, peacock grain
Ishibashi Script: The name Ishibashi Kaiun
This is the calligraphy of former female professional Shogi player (Yukio Ishibashi),
who is active as a calligrapher.
Inlaid pieces

We are open to price negotiations within a reasonable range. Please feel free to leave a comment.