
刀剣小町 刀 無銘 伝(家助) 白鞘入 (Katana, Mumei attributed to Den-Iesuke)
¥600,000
Muromachi
Specifications
69.2 cm
2.1 cm
3.06 cm
Token Komachi Katana Mumei Den (Iesuke) in Shirasaya The jitetsu is itame-hada mixed with nagare-hada, slightly hadatachi-gokoro, with jinie and chikei, and a faint utsuri appears. The hamon is ko-notare mixed with gunome, containing ko-ashi and yo, with thick nie in places, hotsure, and kinsuji and sunagashi appearing. Despite being osuriage, the kasane is somewhat thick with a width difference between the moto and saki, and with a good sori, it is a sword of fine taihai. Iesuke is said to be the first generation son of Hatakeda Moriiye, and along with Morimitsu, Yasumitsu, and Tsuneiye, he is a representative swordsmith of Oei Bizen. The jitetsu features itame with a faint utsuri, and the hataraki within the ha is rich in variation. There is an uchikomi-kizu about 12cm above the omote machi. A wound created when receiving an opponent's blade in actual combat is called a homare-kizu.

¥600,000
Muromachi
69.2 cm
2.1 cm
3.06 cm
Token Komachi Katana Mumei Den (Iesuke) in Shirasaya The jitetsu is itame-hada mixed with nagare-hada, slightly hadatachi-gokoro, with jinie and chikei, and a faint utsuri appears. The hamon is ko-notare mixed with gunome, containing ko-ashi and yo, with thick nie in places, hotsure, and kinsuji and sunagashi appearing. Despite being osuriage, the kasane is somewhat thick with a width difference between the moto and saki, and with a good sori, it is a sword of fine taihai. Iesuke is said to be the first generation son of Hatakeda Moriiye, and along with Morimitsu, Yasumitsu, and Tsuneiye, he is a representative swordsmith of Oei Bizen. The jitetsu features itame with a faint utsuri, and the hataraki within the ha is rich in variation. There is an uchikomi-kizu about 12cm above the omote machi. A wound created when receiving an opponent's blade in actual combat is called a homare-kizu.

¥600,000
Muromachi
69.2 cm
2.1 cm
3.06 cm