銘 広光 正宗門 合口拵付 乱れ映り立ち華やかな皆焼に金筋幾重にも頻りに掛る傑作 一尺二寸二分
Tokubetsuhozon Token

Hiromitsu Wakizashi

No.784316

Mei Hiromitsu Masamune school With Aikuchi Koshirae, Midare-Utsuritachi, Gorgeouse Hitatsura, Midare-Utsuritachi, Kinsuji entered over and over, a masterpiece 37.0cm

¥7,500,000(tax included)
【Mei-Omote】
広光 Hiromitsu
【Registration】
Tokyo 6/7/47(Showa)
【Period】
Nanbokucho period, Around Enbun period
【Size】
Hachou
37.0cm
(一尺二寸二分)
Sori0.4cm
Moto-Haba3.0cm
Moto-Kasane0.6cm
Nakago-Chou9.4cm
Weight247g
【Country】
Sosyu
【Shape】
Hiradukuri, Mitsumune, Wide Mihaba, Slightly shallow Sori.
【Kitae】
Itamehada, Mixed Mokumehada frequently, Hayori-Nagarete, Jinie entered fine and thick, Chikei entered, Midare-Utsuritatsu.
【Hamon】
Notarete, Gunome, Choujiba, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki, Muneyaki entered frequently, There are Ashi and You frequently, Small-Nie entered deeply, Kinsuji entered over and over, Nioikuchi is bright and clear.
【Boushi】
Midarekonde-Komaru, Deep Return.
【Nakago】
Ubu, Sakikurijiri, Yasurime-kattesagari, Mekugiana are two(2).
【Habaki】
Aoi crest Sukashi Double
【Sword mounitings】
Kuro-Rouiro Nurisaya Aikuchi Koshirae

Length:57.6cm

Sori:1.7cm

Fuchigashira: Tsuno(Horn)

Menuki: Shishizu Kiniroe

Koduka: Syakudounanakoji Shishi(Lion) Botanzu(Peony) Kinsuemon
【Drscription】
Hiromitsu's real name was Fujikuro Jiro, and one theory is that he was of the direct lineage following Shintogo Kunimitsu-Kunihiro, and was also said to be a disciple of Masamune or Sadamune.
His most famous works date back to the Kannou period, with others from the Bunwa, Enbun, Kouan, and Jouji periods, and most of his works are Tanto and wakizashi. Along with his younger brother Akihiro, he is a master blacksmith representing Sosyu during the Nanbokucho period.
This sword has wide Mihaba, Thin Kasane, Shallow-Sori-tsuku, majestic form of Enbun and Jouji period. Itamehada, Mixed Mokumehada, Muneyori-Masakagari, Midare-Utsuri vividly Jigane, Notare, Gunome, Tobiyaki and mixed Muneyaki frequently, Hitatsura, Gorgeouse Midare, Shining Kinsuji entered frequently, a masterpiece.