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Product No. KA-0186 実阿作
Mei Made by Jitsua
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Shape Shinogi-zukuri, Iori-mune
Region Chikuzen Province
Era Late Kamakura Period
Size
Length
71 cm
28.0 in
Sori (curvature)
2.2 cm
0.9 in
Motohaba
3.3 cm
1.3 in
Sakihaba
2.1 cm
0.8 in
Munekasane
0.7 cm
0.3 in
NBTHK Certification
Status Tokubetsu Juyo Token
Certification Date May 2, 2018
Provincial Registration
Registration Authority Ibaraki Prefecture
Registration Date September 30, 2010
Item Details
Jihada (Metal pattern) Itame with Jinie, Chikei and Shirake-utsuri
Hamon (Temper line) Chu-suguha as well as Gunome with Nie, Kinsuji and Sunagashi
Bōshi (Point / Tip) Shallow Notare and Komaru
Nakago (Tang) A bit Suriage, Kattesagari file pattern
Mekugiana (Rivet holes) 2
Habaki Copper base gold foil Habaki

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20,000,000 JPY

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Other Info
An hierloom of the Makino Family in Kasama, this katana is the 62 treasured sword, passing the Juyo Token (NBTHK designated important sword) on October 18, 2016 and the Tokubetsu Juyo Token (Special important sword) on May 2, 2018. This swordsmith, Jitsua, was active during the end of the Kamakura Period and was the son of Sairen Kuniyoshi and the father of Osamonji. A singed blade by this swordsmith is very rare. The Katana has kitae and visible O-itama pattern, larger grain pattern, as well as resembling Ayasugi. The Hamon is Suguha with slightly faint Urumigokoro. Overall, this Katana holds the features of the classic Kyushu Tradition.
KA-0186
KA-0186
KA-0186
KA-0186
KA-0186
TOKEN MATSUMOTO
Marusei Bldg 3F 6-13-14 Nishi-Kasai
Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0088

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