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Antique Japanese Sword Wakizashi NBTHK Signed by Hatakeyama Masamitsu Edo Period
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時代
Bunkyu (1861-1864)
仕様
長さ
37.7 cm
元幅
2.7 cm
先幅
2 cm
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About the sword : This Japanese sword is a masterpiece made by a student of Suishinshi Masahide , one of the most famous smiths of the Edo period. The sword belongs to the category of wakizashi and bears the signature of its maker, Hatakeyama Yamato no Kami Minamoto Masatsugu ( 畠山大和介源正 次 ) , as well as an inscription of the year of its creation, the Bunsei period. Classified as a "preserved sword" by the NBTHK , this sword shows exceptional craftsmanship and great historical value. About the master : 畠山大和介源正光 (Hatakeyama Yamato-no-kami Minamoto Masamitsu) was a talented swordsmith who worked in Settsu Province , Japan, during the Bunkyū era ( 1861-1864 ). Despite his relatively short active period, Masamitsu made a significant impact on the Japanese swordsmithing community with his exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Born into a lineage of skilled swordsmiths, Masamitsu was the son of Masakiyo . He furthered his knowledge and expertise under the tutelage of the accomplished Yasutomo , a renowned swordsmith in his own right. In addition to his work in Settsu, Masamitsu also resided in Aki, where he continued to refine his sword-making techniques. Masamitsu's dedication to the art of swordsmithing is evident in the quality of his creations. His swords, particularly his Wakizashis , are known for their grace and beauty, representing the finest traditions and techniques of the Bunkyū era. Characteristics of the sword: The blade features a slightly pronounced curvature and is constructed in the shinogi-zukuri style, which is characterized by a distinct ridgeline running the length of the blade. The mune (spine) is shaped in the iori style, adding an elegant touch to the sword's overall appearance. The kissaki (tip) is crafted in the ko-gissaki style, which is a smaller and more delicate point. The hamon (temper line) displays an irregular wave pattern known as gunome-midare , which is beautifully complemented by crab marks. These intricate patterns highlig
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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
Bunkyu (1861-1864)
37.7 cm
2.7 cm
2 cm
About the sword : This Japanese sword is a masterpiece made by a student of Suishinshi Masahide , one of the most famous smiths of the Edo period. The sword belongs to the category of wakizashi and bears the signature of its maker, Hatakeyama Yamato no Kami Minamoto Masatsugu ( 畠山大和介源正 次 ) , as well as an inscription of the year of its creation, the Bunsei period. Classified as a "preserved sword" by the NBTHK , this sword shows exceptional craftsmanship and great historical value. About the master : 畠山大和介源正光 (Hatakeyama Yamato-no-kami Minamoto Masamitsu) was a talented swordsmith who worked in Settsu Province , Japan, during the Bunkyū era ( 1861-1864 ). Despite his relatively short active period, Masamitsu made a significant impact on the Japanese swordsmithing community with his exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Born into a lineage of skilled swordsmiths, Masamitsu was the son of Masakiyo . He furthered his knowledge and expertise under the tutelage of the accomplished Yasutomo , a renowned swordsmith in his own right. In addition to his work in Settsu, Masamitsu also resided in Aki, where he continued to refine his sword-making techniques. Masamitsu's dedication to the art of swordsmithing is evident in the quality of his creations. His swords, particularly his Wakizashis , are known for their grace and beauty, representing the finest traditions and techniques of the Bunkyū era. Characteristics of the sword: The blade features a slightly pronounced curvature and is constructed in the shinogi-zukuri style, which is characterized by a distinct ridgeline running the length of the blade. The mune (spine) is shaped in the iori style, adding an elegant touch to the sword's overall appearance. The kissaki (tip) is crafted in the ko-gissaki style, which is a smaller and more delicate point. The hamon (temper line) displays an irregular wave pattern known as gunome-midare , which is beautifully complemented by crab marks. These intricate patterns highlig
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
Bunkyu (1861-1864)
37.7 cm
2.7 cm
2 cm
