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Awataguchi Wakizashi

No.273470

Awataguchi Hisakuni Early Kamakura period, around Joukyu period, Gotobain Gobankaji, Honami-shinzen with Origami, The ultimate Nashijihada, a bright and clear Jiba and elegant masterpiece.

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Kiwame
Awataguchi
Registration
Nara 4/12/26(Showa)
Period
Early Kamakura period, around Jokyu period
Size

Hachou 46.5cm (一尺五寸三分二厘) Sori 1.3cm
Moto-Haba 2.6cm Saki-Haba 2.0cm Moto-Kasane 0.58cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.63cm Saki-Kasane 0.45cm Kissaki-Chou 3.0cm Nakago-Chou 13.6cm Weight 402g

Country
Yamashiro
Shape
Shinogudukuri, Iorimune, Slightly narrow Mihaba, Koshizori-tsuki, Chu-Kissaki.
Kitae
Small-Itamehada-tsumi, Itamehada, Mixed Small-Mokumehada, Jinie entered fine and thick, Chikei entered finely, Midare-Utsuritachi, Iron is bright and clear.
Hamon
Hoso-Suguha-style, Slightly mixed Small-Midare, Small-Ashi entered, Small-Nie entered, Kinsuji-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright.
Boushi
Notarekonde-Komaru, Sakihakikakeru.
Nakago
Ohsuriage, Sakikiri, Yasurime shallow kattesagari, Mekugiana are two(2).
Habaki
Double Kinkise (Double layered with gold.)
Drscription
The Awataguchi blacksmith was founded by Kuniyori's son Kuni, and his sons were six brothers: Kunitomo, Hisakuni, Kuniyasu, Kunikiyo, Arikuni, and Kunitsuna. Kuniyoshi and Kunimitsu, his grandsons, and Toshiro Yoshimitsu, who is said to be Kuniyoshi's son, produced master craftsmen from the early to the middle Kamakura period. Among Yamashiro blacksmiths, it has an established reputation for its forging and good smell, and is of high quality and excellent in skill. Hisakuni is the fourth of the Awataguchi Six Brothers, whose name is Shirobei, and is designated as an important cultural property, Juyo-Bijutsuhin.
This sword has slightly narrow Mihaba, Slightly deep Sori, Koshizoritsuki has an elegant Small-Tachi appearance, Small-Itamehada and Small-Mokumehada-tsumi, Jinie entered fine and thick, Chikei entered finely, The Midare-Utsuri stands in the bright and clear Jigane called Nashijihada, which is finely divided into, Suguha, Small-Ashi entered, Small-Nie entered well, Kinsuji-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright and elegant masterpiece. It is accompanied by Origami, written in 1894 by Shinzen, the son of Hon'ami Choshiki, a great Meiji connoisseur(Daikanteika).
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