Ornamental pieces he made were mainly mitokoromono (three attachments for a Japanese sword) i. e., kozuka (hilt of a small sword or the small sword itself), kogai (a metal rod attached to a sword sheath), and menuki (a hilt ornament); there were many pieces that had thick relief engraving on the underdrawing painted by painters, such as Motonobu KANO; the patterns, such as a dragon or a lion, drawn by such painters were engraved on the metal, such as gold or copper.
作品は、小柄（こづか）、笄（こうがい）、目貫（めぬき）の三所物（みところもの）が主で、金や赤銅の地金（じがね）に龍・獅子などの文様を絵師狩野元信の下絵により高肉彫で表したものが多い。