売切れ
Tokuho売切れ
Sasshū Izumi-jū Fujiwara Masayoshi Katana
売却済
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時代
Meiwa (1764-1772)
仕様
長さ
70.7 cm
反り
1.6 cm
元幅
3 cm
先幅
2.1 cm
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Thefirst-generation Sasshū Masayoshi (正良)was an early-Edo period Satsuma smith whose work represents the foundational stage of what later became the well-known Satsuma sword tradition. BornUehara Jūzaemon (上原十左衛門), he served as asamurai of Izumiin Satsuma Province. Izumi bordered Higo Province and functioned as a strategically important area where many of the domain’s strongest and most capable warriors were stationed.Masayoshi is recorded to have trained under two respected local masters - Izu no Kami Masafusa (伊豆守正房) and Naminohira Yasuchika (波平安周).These influences can be seen in the characteristics of his workmanship and in the early Satsuma style that developed around this period. Later in life, Masayoshi entered the priesthood and adopted the priest nameEnren (円蓮), although some sources record it asEntatsu (円達)—a variation likely caused by the similar appearance of the character when written in cursive or semi-cursive script. He is said to have moved to thecastle town of Kagoshima, the political center of the Shimazu clan, in his later years.
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世界81社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
Meiwa (1764-1772)
70.7 cm
1.6 cm
3 cm
2.1 cm
Thefirst-generation Sasshū Masayoshi (正良)was an early-Edo period Satsuma smith whose work represents the foundational stage of what later became the well-known Satsuma sword tradition. BornUehara Jūzaemon (上原十左衛門), he served as asamurai of Izumiin Satsuma Province. Izumi bordered Higo Province and functioned as a strategically important area where many of the domain’s strongest and most capable warriors were stationed.Masayoshi is recorded to have trained under two respected local masters - Izu no Kami Masafusa (伊豆守正房) and Naminohira Yasuchika (波平安周).These influences can be seen in the characteristics of his workmanship and in the early Satsuma style that developed around this period. Later in life, Masayoshi entered the priesthood and adopted the priest nameEnren (円蓮), although some sources record it asEntatsu (円達)—a variation likely caused by the similar appearance of the character when written in cursive or semi-cursive script. He is said to have moved to thecastle town of Kagoshima, the political center of the Shimazu clan, in his later years.
NihontoWatchBETA売却済
世界81社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
Meiwa (1764-1772)
70.7 cm
1.6 cm
3 cm
2.1 cm
