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Description

This is a katana by Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune, a swordsmith from Suruga who later moved to Edo during the late Edo period (1845). He studied under Hosokawa Masayoshi. The blade features a wide body with a moderate curve, ko-itame jigane, and gunome-midare hamon, accompanied by a black lacquered uchigatana koshirae and a silver foil habaki.

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Katana: Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune - NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token

mei · Koka (1844-1848) · nagasa 69.4cm · sori 1.7cm

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Measurements & details
Smith
Yoshimune
Type
Katana
Period
Around 1844–1848(Koka)
Province
Suruga-Musashi
Signature
Signed
Measurements
Nagasa 69.4cmSori 1.7cmMotohaba 3.34cmSakihaba 2.4cmKasane 0.9cm
Description

This is a katana by Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune, a swordsmith from Suruga who later moved to Edo during the late Edo period (1845). He studied under Hosokawa Masayoshi. The blade features a wide body with a moderate curve, ko-itame jigane, and gunome-midare hamon, accompanied by a black lacquered uchigatana koshirae and a silver foil habaki.

About the maker

Yoshimune

義宗

Musashi · around 1844-1848

1 piece on the market now

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Description

This is a katana by Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune, a swordsmith from Suruga who later moved to Edo during the late Edo period (1845). He studied under Hosokawa Masayoshi. The blade features a wide body with a moderate curve, ko-itame jigane, and gunome-midare hamon, accompanied by a black lacquered uchigatana koshirae and a silver foil habaki.

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Yoshimune

Katana: Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune - NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token

mei · Koka (1844-1848) · nagasa 69.4cm · sori 1.7cm

SOLD
Yoshimune — 1 of 7
Yoshimune — 2 of 7
Yoshimune — 3 of 7
Yoshimune — 4 of 7
Yoshimune — 5 of 7
Yoshimune — 6 of 7
Yoshimune — 7 of 7
1 / 7
1 / 7
Yoshimune — 1 of 7Yoshimune — 2 of 7Yoshimune — 3 of 7Yoshimune — 4 of 7Yoshimune — 5 of 7Yoshimune — 6 of 7Yoshimune — 7 of 7
Measurements & details
Smith
Yoshimune
Type
Katana
Period
Around 1844–1848(Koka)
Province
Suruga-Musashi
Signature
Signed
Measurements
Nagasa 69.4cmSori 1.7cmMotohaba 3.34cmSakihaba 2.4cmKasane 0.9cm
Description

This is a katana by Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune, a swordsmith from Suruga who later moved to Edo during the late Edo period (1845). He studied under Hosokawa Masayoshi. The blade features a wide body with a moderate curve, ko-itame jigane, and gunome-midare hamon, accompanied by a black lacquered uchigatana koshirae and a silver foil habaki.

About the maker

Yoshimune

義宗

Musashi · around 1844-1848

1 piece on the market now

›
1 work by Yoshimune on the market→
Yoshimune — full profile
✓N.B.T.H.K Tokuho
Seller
W
World Seiyudo
Established 2008 · 18 yrs on the market
🇯🇵Ships from Japan
›
✓Verified dealerworld-seiyudo.com
✓Ships worldwide✓English supportWire transferPayPalCredit card
Return policy

No cooling-off period or returns; refund only if the purchased sword is proven fake, capped at purchase price (excludes commission sales, accessories, auction items).

View all of World Seiyudo’s listings→View this item on the dealer’s site→

More works by Yoshimune

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Toushin
Katana - by Yoshimune - Fuji Minamoto YoshimuneKatana - by Yoshimune - Fuji Minamoto Yoshimune

Katana

ByYoshimune
¥594,000

Previously sold by Yoshimune

Ikeda Art
Tokubetsu Kichō
Katana - Tokubetsu Kichō - by Yoshimune - Minamoto Yoshimune, Bakumatsu EraKatana - Tokubetsu Kichō - by Yoshimune - Minamoto Yoshimune, Bakumatsu Era
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Katana

ByYoshimune
SOLD

Swords

  • Katana
  • Wakizashi
  • Tantō
  • Tachi
  • Naginata
  • Yari

Fittings

  • Tsuba
  • Fuchi-Kashira
  • Kozuka
  • Menuki

By Certification

  • Tokujū
  • Jūyō
  • Tokuho
  • Hozon

Resources

  • Dealer Directory
  • Artist Directory
  • Glossary
  • Browse All
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