脇差 伯耆守藤原信高 初代 身幅3.6cm平造豪壮刀 慶長頃 変化に富んだ華やかな一文字風丁子乱れ名品 一尺二寸五分
Hozon Token

Nobutaka Wakizashi

No.601981

Wakizashi Houkinokami Fujiwara Nobutaka First, Mihaba 3.6cm, A magnificent sword made with Hiradukuri, Around the Keicho period, a gorgeous and varied Ichimonji style Chouji-Midare masterpiece, 37.8cm

¥800,000（tax included）
Mei-Omote
伯耆守藤原信高(初代）Houkinokami Fujiwara Nobutaka (First)
Registration
Osaka 2/20/37(Showa)
Period
Early Edo period, around Keicho period
Size

Hachou 37.8cm　(一尺二寸五分)　Sori 1.0cm
Moto-Haba 3.6cm　Moto-Kasane 0.67cm　Nakago-Chou 12.1cm　Weight 402g

Country
Owari
Shape
Hiradukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaab, Standard Sori.
Kitae
Itamehada-tsumi, Mixed Mokumehada, Jinie entered finely
Hamon
Notarete, Chouji-Midare, Juka-style Chouji, Mixed Fukuro-Chouji, Tobiyaki-kakari, There are Ashi and You frequently, Small-Nie-tsuki, Nioikuhi shizumigokoro.
Boushi
Notarekonde-Togarigokoronikaeru
Nakago
Ubu, Sakiiriyamagata, Yasurimesujikai, Mekugiana is one(1)
Habaki
Single Ginkise (Single layer of silver)
Carving
Bohi Kakinagashi on the front and on the back Futasuji-hi in Koshi.
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 Mihaba 3.6cm, A magnificent sword with Hiradukuri, Mixed Mokume and Itamehada and Jinie-tsuki, Chouji, Juke-style Chouji, Mixed Fukuro-Chouji, Tobiyaki-shikirinikakari, A gorgeous and varied Ichimonji-style Chouji, There are Ashi and You frequently, Small-Nie entered well, Nioikuchi shizumigokoro.
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