短刀 横山上野大掾藤原祐定 備州長船住人
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Nagasa
29.7 cm
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【Product Description】 Blade Classification: Wakizashi Mei: Mumei (Den: Enju) Appraisal: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token Nagasa: 37.9 cm Sori: 0.6 cm Motohaba: 3.10 cm Motokasane: 0.65 cm Sakihaba: - Sakikasane: - Mekugi-ana: 2 Weight: 345 g [Sugata] Hira-zukuri, mitsu-mune. The nagasa is long for its style, with a wide mihaba and thick kasane. It has a slight sori and a powerful, grand sugata. [Jigane] Itame-hada mixed with mokume, showing a refined and dense texture. The jinie is finely distributed, and the shirake-utsuri is prominently visible. [Hamon] Chu-suguha based, mixed with ko-gunome and ko-ashis. The habuchi is bright and clear with fine nie. The nioiguchi is deep and soft. [Boshi] Runs straight and turns back in a small circle (ko-maru). [Koshirae] Black wax-style (kuroro) lacquer saya wakizashi koshirae. Tsuba: Mokko-gata, iron ground with gold nunome-zogan. Fuchi-Kashira: Shakudo nanako-ji, autumn insects motif, takabori, iro-e. Menuki: Shakudo, floral motif, takabori, iro-e. Kozuka: Shakudo nanako-ji, dragon motif, takabori, iro-e. [Explanation] The Enju school was founded by Taro Kunimura, the grandson of Rai Kunitoshi, who moved from Yamashiro to Higo Province (Kumamoto Prefecture) during the late Kamakura period. They served as the exclusive swordsmiths for the Kikuchi Clan and flourished throughout the Nanbokucho period. This blade is attributed to the Enju school. It features a wide and magnificent hira-zukuri sugata, a refined jigane with shirake-utsuri, and a gentle suguha hamon. It is a masterpiece that perfectly demonstrates the characteristic elegance of the Enju school, which inherited the traditions of the Rai school. The accompanying koshirae is also high-quality, featuring shakudo fittings with exquisite carvings.
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Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
29.7 cm
Price on request
【Product Description】 Blade Classification: Wakizashi Mei: Mumei (Den: Enju) Appraisal: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token Nagasa: 37.9 cm Sori: 0.6 cm Motohaba: 3.10 cm Motokasane: 0.65 cm Sakihaba: - Sakikasane: - Mekugi-ana: 2 Weight: 345 g [Sugata] Hira-zukuri, mitsu-mune. The nagasa is long for its style, with a wide mihaba and thick kasane. It has a slight sori and a powerful, grand sugata. [Jigane] Itame-hada mixed with mokume, showing a refined and dense texture. The jinie is finely distributed, and the shirake-utsuri is prominently visible. [Hamon] Chu-suguha based, mixed with ko-gunome and ko-ashis. The habuchi is bright and clear with fine nie. The nioiguchi is deep and soft. [Boshi] Runs straight and turns back in a small circle (ko-maru). [Koshirae] Black wax-style (kuroro) lacquer saya wakizashi koshirae. Tsuba: Mokko-gata, iron ground with gold nunome-zogan. Fuchi-Kashira: Shakudo nanako-ji, autumn insects motif, takabori, iro-e. Menuki: Shakudo, floral motif, takabori, iro-e. Kozuka: Shakudo nanako-ji, dragon motif, takabori, iro-e. [Explanation] The Enju school was founded by Taro Kunimura, the grandson of Rai Kunitoshi, who moved from Yamashiro to Higo Province (Kumamoto Prefecture) during the late Kamakura period. They served as the exclusive swordsmiths for the Kikuchi Clan and flourished throughout the Nanbokucho period. This blade is attributed to the Enju school. It features a wide and magnificent hira-zukuri sugata, a refined jigane with shirake-utsuri, and a gentle suguha hamon. It is a masterpiece that perfectly demonstrates the characteristic elegance of the Enju school, which inherited the traditions of the Rai school. The accompanying koshirae is also high-quality, featuring shakudo fittings with exquisite carvings.
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Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
29.7 cm
Price on request
