
KATANA BY MINO KANETSUNE 兼常 010126
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69.4 cm
1.13 cm
3.1 cm
2.3 cm
KATANA BY MINO KANETSUNE 兼常 010126KATANA BY MINO KANETSUNE 兼常 0101261.16.26fred@nihonto.comNihonto.com is pleased to present this very well mounted katana by the Kotô smith, Kanetsune of the Mino school. He worked in the late kotô period around the Tenshô era (1573-1592). Several sub-schools existed in the Mino area and Kanetsune belonged to the Nara-Tarô School.The Nara-Tarô School of Kanetsune (兼常) dates to circa Ôei (1394-1428); however, they are said to have originated from the Tegai School of Nara and taken their name from the first generation. The majority of extant works seen date from circa Eishô to Tenshô (1504-1592). Their style of workmanship consists of shinogi-zukuri katana and wakizashi, hira-zukuri wakizashi and tantô and rarely unokubi-zukuri wakizashi. The jigane (grain of the metal) is ko-itame mixed with masame. The hamon (temper style) are typically a nioi based suguha; however, ô-notare, gunome-midare and very rarely hitatsura-ba are also seen. The yasuri (file marks) on the nakago for katana is typically takanoha and for tantô it is typically higaki. Nakago-jiri (end of the tang) are kurijiri (rounded).A detailed description of this sword and its koshirae is as follows:Signature: Kanetsune saku [兼常作] (attributed to eighth generation Sukeuemon [助右衛門] of the Nara Tarô School [奈良太郎系]).Length: 2 Shaku, 2 Sun, 9 Bu. This equals 27 5/16 inches or 69.4 cm.Sori: 4 Bu This equals 0.44 inches or 1.13 cm.Moto-Haba: This is the width at the base of the sword. 1.22 inches or 3.1 cm.Saki-Haba: This is the width at the point of the sword. 0.89 inches or 2.3 cm.Province: Mino [美濃]Period: c. Tenshô [天正] (1573-1592)Description: The construction is hon-zukuri with an iori-mune. The blade is wide and thick. The shinogi (ridgeline) is high, and the ko-shinogi is long. The shape is stout with shallow curvature.Kitae: The kitae is ko-mokume (small wood burl) mixed with masame (straight grain) that

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
69.4 cm
1.13 cm
3.1 cm
2.3 cm
KATANA BY MINO KANETSUNE 兼常 010126KATANA BY MINO KANETSUNE 兼常 0101261.16.26fred@nihonto.comNihonto.com is pleased to present this very well mounted katana by the Kotô smith, Kanetsune of the Mino school. He worked in the late kotô period around the Tenshô era (1573-1592). Several sub-schools existed in the Mino area and Kanetsune belonged to the Nara-Tarô School.The Nara-Tarô School of Kanetsune (兼常) dates to circa Ôei (1394-1428); however, they are said to have originated from the Tegai School of Nara and taken their name from the first generation. The majority of extant works seen date from circa Eishô to Tenshô (1504-1592). Their style of workmanship consists of shinogi-zukuri katana and wakizashi, hira-zukuri wakizashi and tantô and rarely unokubi-zukuri wakizashi. The jigane (grain of the metal) is ko-itame mixed with masame. The hamon (temper style) are typically a nioi based suguha; however, ô-notare, gunome-midare and very rarely hitatsura-ba are also seen. The yasuri (file marks) on the nakago for katana is typically takanoha and for tantô it is typically higaki. Nakago-jiri (end of the tang) are kurijiri (rounded).A detailed description of this sword and its koshirae is as follows:Signature: Kanetsune saku [兼常作] (attributed to eighth generation Sukeuemon [助右衛門] of the Nara Tarô School [奈良太郎系]).Length: 2 Shaku, 2 Sun, 9 Bu. This equals 27 5/16 inches or 69.4 cm.Sori: 4 Bu This equals 0.44 inches or 1.13 cm.Moto-Haba: This is the width at the base of the sword. 1.22 inches or 3.1 cm.Saki-Haba: This is the width at the point of the sword. 0.89 inches or 2.3 cm.Province: Mino [美濃]Period: c. Tenshô [天正] (1573-1592)Description: The construction is hon-zukuri with an iori-mune. The blade is wide and thick. The shinogi (ridgeline) is high, and the ko-shinogi is long. The shape is stout with shallow curvature.Kitae: The kitae is ko-mokume (small wood burl) mixed with masame (straight grain) that

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
69.4 cm
1.13 cm
3.1 cm
2.3 cm