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Fujishima Katsuie

勝家

Fujishima Katsuie

勝家

ProvinceKagaEraOei (1394–1428)PeriodMuromachiSchoolFujishimaTraditionYamashiro-denGeneration1stToko Taikan350(top 49%)TypeSwordsmithCodeKAT42

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Katsuie
Student
  1. 1.Katsuie勝家

Fujishima School

Other artisans of the Fujishima school

  1. 1.Tomoshige友重4 for sale15designated
  2. 2.Tomoshige友重5designated
  3. 3.Tomoshige友重5designated
  4. 4.Fujishima藤島4designated
  5. 5.Tomokiyo友清1designated

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Seikeido
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Katana

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Touken Komachi
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Katsuie

Katsuie（勝家） was a Japanese swordsmith of the Fujishima school in Kaga province, active during the Oei (1394-1428) period.

The work follows the Yamashiro-den tradition.