伯耆守藤原信高 慶長頃 互の目丁子華やかに乱れ金筋砂流し掛り匂口明るく冴える優品 弍尺一寸一分
Hozon Touken

Nobutaka Katana

No.182980

Houkinokami Fujiwara Nobutaka, Around Keicho period, Gunome-Chouji gorgeous Midare, Kinsuji and Sunagashi-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright and clear, Excellent quality 64.0cm

¥800,000（tax included）
Ura-mei
伯耆守藤原信高 Houkinokami Fujiwara Nobutaka
Registration
Niigata 11/28/5(Reiwa)
Period
Early Edo period around Keicho period
Size

Hachou 64.0cm　(弍尺一寸一分)　Sori 1.6cm
Moto-Haba 3.1cm　Saki-Haba 2.2cm　Moto-Kasane 0.75cm　Shinogi-Thikess 0.85cm　Saki-Kasane 0.58cm　Kissaki-Chou 4.8cm　Nakago-Chou 18.2cm　Weight 755g

Country
Mino
Shape
Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba, Slightly deep Sori, Chu-Kissaki extended.
Kitae
Itamehada-tsumi, Mixed Nagarehada, Jinie entered finely.
Hamon
Sugu-style Yakidashi, Gunome, Mixed Choujiba, Muneyaki-kakari, There are frequently Ashi and You, Nie entered well, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi hangs over and over, Nioikuchi is bright and clear.
Boushi
Suguni-Komaru, Fukaku-Kaeru(Deep Return)
Nakago
Ubu, Sakiba-Agari-Kurijiri, Yasurime-sujikai-kesyou, Mekugiana one of the two is filled.
Habaki
Single Kiniroe (Single layer of gold painting.)
Drscription
The first Nobutaka was a swordsmith of the Mino Sanami school, named Kawamura Saemon, who received the title of Hoki no Kami in his native Mino around 1581. In the early years of the Keicho era, he moved to Kiyosu in Owari, and in 1610 he lived in Nagoya, where he forged swords.
He passed away in 1636. The Nobutaka family continued to be active as swordsmiths in Owari until the end of the Edo period.
This sword has slightly deep Sori. It has the appearance of a Keicho Shinto with Kissaki extended. Mixed Nagarehada, Itamehada entered thick Jinie, Gunome, Mixed Chouji, Gorgeous Midare, Muneyaki-kakari, There are Ashi and You frequently, Small-Nie entered well, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi hangs over and over, Nioikuchi is bright and clear, Excellent quality.
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