売切れ
Tokuho売切れ
A SHODAI IPPO KATANA (一峯)
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仕様
長さ
63.1 cm
反り
1.2 cm
元幅
2.74 cm
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Skip to content ITEM# UJKA483 – Catalogue 45 – Sold A Shodai Ippô Katana (一峯) Shôdai Ippô was the founder of the Ômi branch of the Ishidô school, active during the Kan’ei era (1624–1644) in the early Edo period – a transitional time when Tokugawa peace shifted swordmaking from battlefield utility to personal refinement. Swords by the first generation are rare; more commonly encountered are blades by his son Sasaki Ippô, making this piece highly collectible and a genuine pleasure to study. This katana carries NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certification (certificate #120233, issued 1989) and presents a tight itame-hada with mokume, thick ji-nie, soft chikei, and a free-flowing gunome-chôji-midare hamon rich with sunagashi, kinsuji, ashi, yô, and tobiyaki. The bôshi shows a ko-maru return in Ichimonji style on the omote, and a hakikake flame on the ura. At 63.1cm, the blade is compact and powerful with graceful curvature and ubu-nakago bearing the bold two-character signature. The late-Edo koshirae is lacquered vermilion over a black foundation – pure samurai aesthetic. The tsuba, by Kurobane Katsutoshi, captures Mount Fuji with drifting clouds in iron with gold inlay, drawing clear inspiration from Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa. Shakudô fuchi-kashira in the Higo tradition, catfish menuki (namazu), and white samekawa hilt wrapped in golden-brown hishimaki silk braids complete a deeply considered and cohesive mounting. Item number ujka483 Sword type Katana Swordsmith Ippô (Shôdai – first generation) Swordsmith (JP) 一峯 School Ômi-Ishidô Province Ômi Period Shintô, early Edo – Kan’ei era (1624–1644) Nagasa 63.1cm (ubu) Sori 1.2cm Moto-haba 2.74cm Weight 620g Nakago 16.6cm, ubu, sujikai-yasurime, hikae-mekugi-ana, ha agari kurijiri Jihada Itame-hada, masame-hada, ji-nie, chikei Hamon Gunome-chôji-midare, notare, tôranba, sunagashi, kinsuji, ashi, yô, tobiyaki (tama) Bôshi Ko-maru (ichimonji) omote / hakikake ura Certificate 1 NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (#120233) Certificates 2–4 NT
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63.1 cm
1.2 cm
2.74 cm
Skip to content ITEM# UJKA483 – Catalogue 45 – Sold A Shodai Ippô Katana (一峯) Shôdai Ippô was the founder of the Ômi branch of the Ishidô school, active during the Kan’ei era (1624–1644) in the early Edo period – a transitional time when Tokugawa peace shifted swordmaking from battlefield utility to personal refinement. Swords by the first generation are rare; more commonly encountered are blades by his son Sasaki Ippô, making this piece highly collectible and a genuine pleasure to study. This katana carries NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certification (certificate #120233, issued 1989) and presents a tight itame-hada with mokume, thick ji-nie, soft chikei, and a free-flowing gunome-chôji-midare hamon rich with sunagashi, kinsuji, ashi, yô, and tobiyaki. The bôshi shows a ko-maru return in Ichimonji style on the omote, and a hakikake flame on the ura. At 63.1cm, the blade is compact and powerful with graceful curvature and ubu-nakago bearing the bold two-character signature. The late-Edo koshirae is lacquered vermilion over a black foundation – pure samurai aesthetic. The tsuba, by Kurobane Katsutoshi, captures Mount Fuji with drifting clouds in iron with gold inlay, drawing clear inspiration from Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa. Shakudô fuchi-kashira in the Higo tradition, catfish menuki (namazu), and white samekawa hilt wrapped in golden-brown hishimaki silk braids complete a deeply considered and cohesive mounting. Item number ujka483 Sword type Katana Swordsmith Ippô (Shôdai – first generation) Swordsmith (JP) 一峯 School Ômi-Ishidô Province Ômi Period Shintô, early Edo – Kan’ei era (1624–1644) Nagasa 63.1cm (ubu) Sori 1.2cm Moto-haba 2.74cm Weight 620g Nakago 16.6cm, ubu, sujikai-yasurime, hikae-mekugi-ana, ha agari kurijiri Jihada Itame-hada, masame-hada, ji-nie, chikei Hamon Gunome-chôji-midare, notare, tôranba, sunagashi, kinsuji, ashi, yô, tobiyaki (tama) Bôshi Ko-maru (ichimonji) omote / hakikake ura Certificate 1 NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (#120233) Certificates 2–4 NT
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63.1 cm
1.2 cm
2.74 cm
