Description

This antique Japanese Tanto was forged by Chotokusai Korehiro in Suruga Province in February of Keio 2 (1866), during the late Edo period. It comes with an NBTHK Hozon Certificate for the blade and a Tokubetsu Kicho Certificate for its koshirae. The koshirae features a Shishi Botan (lion and peony) motif on the menuki, symbolizing strength and prosperity.

Antique Japanese Sword Tanto Signed by Korehiro NBTHK Hozon Certificate and Tokubetsu Kicho for the Koshirae
Tokubetsu KichōHistorical certification (pre-1982)

Antique Japanese Sword Tanto Signed by Korehiro NBTHK Hozon Certificate and Tokubetsu Kicho for the Koshirae

Tantō

$4,377

Smith

Chotokusai Korehiro

Era

Shin-shinto

Specifications

Nagasa

24.4 cm

Dealer

Samurai Museum

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