短刀 南無阿弥陀佛 伝 寿命
¥385,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Smith
Jyumyo
Era
Specifications
Nagasa
20.8 cm
Motohaba
2.12 cm
Sakihaba
2 cm
NihontoWatchBETA¥385,000
Tanto Namu Amida Butsu Den Jyumyou Item Number 31-2314 Tanto Den JYUMYOU Province / Period Edo Mino With Koshirae Nagasa 20.8cm (6 sun 9 bu) Sori 0.3cm (1 bu) Motohaba 2.12cm Sakihaba 2.00cm Motokasane 4.9mm Sakikasane 4.9mm Toshin Weight Bare blade 150g Nakago Ubu Mekugi-ana 1 Hamon Midare-ba Price 385,000 Yen (Tax included) The koshirae is interesting. The tsuba is signed "Sendai-ju Sugiyama Tsuka-maru saku". The menuki on the sashi-omote is made of shibuichi and engraved with the Taga-jo Monument. (The Taga-jo Monument was created in the Nara period. It stands at the entrance of Taga-jo, where the provincial capital of Mutsu Province was located, and records the founding of Taga-jo in 724 and its subsequent renovation. It later became lost, but was rediscovered during the Edo period and protected by the Sendai Domain; it is currently designated as a National Important Cultural Property.) Matsuo Basho visited it in the second year of Genroku. The fuchi is made of wood carved with wisteria flowers, and the fuchi-kane is made of shakudo with "Saito" inlaid. The kozuka is a dai-kozuka made of tagayasan wood with Kinkasan depicted in gold makie. On the sashi-ura menuki, there is a design of a horse (koma) made of ancient wood.
NihontoWatchBETA¥385,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Jyumyo
20.8 cm
2.12 cm
2 cm
¥385,000
Tanto Namu Amida Butsu Den Jyumyou Item Number 31-2314 Tanto Den JYUMYOU Province / Period Edo Mino With Koshirae Nagasa 20.8cm (6 sun 9 bu) Sori 0.3cm (1 bu) Motohaba 2.12cm Sakihaba 2.00cm Motokasane 4.9mm Sakikasane 4.9mm Toshin Weight Bare blade 150g Nakago Ubu Mekugi-ana 1 Hamon Midare-ba Price 385,000 Yen (Tax included) The koshirae is interesting. The tsuba is signed "Sendai-ju Sugiyama Tsuka-maru saku". The menuki on the sashi-omote is made of shibuichi and engraved with the Taga-jo Monument. (The Taga-jo Monument was created in the Nara period. It stands at the entrance of Taga-jo, where the provincial capital of Mutsu Province was located, and records the founding of Taga-jo in 724 and its subsequent renovation. It later became lost, but was rediscovered during the Edo period and protected by the Sendai Domain; it is currently designated as a National Important Cultural Property.) Matsuo Basho visited it in the second year of Genroku. The fuchi is made of wood carved with wisteria flowers, and the fuchi-kane is made of shakudo with "Saito" inlaid. The kozuka is a dai-kozuka made of tagayasan wood with Kinkasan depicted in gold makie. On the sashi-ura menuki, there is a design of a horse (koma) made of ancient wood.
NihontoWatchBETA¥385,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Jyumyo
20.8 cm
2.12 cm
2 cm
¥385,000
