Language: Japanese
Source: Antique object

Hisayuki (久隨) was active before 1781 and a student of a certain Murakoshi Shigeyuki who was an assistant samurai.¹ Both worked in the Hamano style.

Hisayuki worked in soft metal (kinko) and often depicted figures of Chinese mythology.

Signature of Hisayuki (久隨) on a Japanese fuchi or "ferrule".

Fuchi (ferrule) and kashira (pommel cap) by Hisayuki.

Notes
1. Haynes, Robert E.; The Index of Japanese Sword Fittings and Associated Artists, Nihon Art Publishers. 2001. For Hisayuki see H 01571.0. For Shigeyuki see H 08613.