藤原家秀 室町後期高田 刃長80.9cm身幅3.5cm重量1kgを超える豪壮刀 互の目丁子金筋掛る名品 二尺六寸
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Fujiwara Iehide Katana

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Fujiwara Iehide, Takada Late Muromachi period, Length 80.9cm, Mihaba 3.5cm, weight over 1kg, magnificent sword, Gunome-chouji, Kinsuji-kakaru, A masterpiece 80.9cm

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【Mei-Omote】
Fujiwara Iehide Takada
【Registration】
Tokyo 10/10/5(Reiwa)
【Period】
Late Muromachi period Around Tenbun period
【Size】
Hachou
80.9cm
(二尺六寸七分)
Sori1.9cm
Moto-Haba3.5cm
Saki-Haba2.3cm
Moto-Kasane0.75cm
Shinogi-Thickness0.79cm
Saki-Kasane0.53cm
Kissaki-Chou4.1cm
Nakago-Chou24.5cm
Weight1037g
【Country】
Bungo
【Shape】
Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba, Deep Sori, Sakisori-tsuki, Chu-Kissaki slightly extended.
【Kitae】
Itamehada, Mixed Mokume, Jinie entered, Chikei entered.
【Hamon】
Gunome, Mixed Chouji, There are many thick Ashi, Tobiyaki, Tamayaki, Muneyaki-kakari, Small-Nie entered deeply, Kinsuji and Sunagashi-kakari, Deep Nioi, Nioikuchi is bright.
【Boushi】
Suguni-Komaru, Sakihakikakeru.
【Nakago】
Ubu, Sakiba-agari-kurijiri, Yasurime-kattesagari, Mekugiana is one(1)
【Habaki】
Double Kiniroe
【Drscription】
The Takada school began when Fujiwara Tomoyuki, the founder of the Takada school and a disciple of Sadamune, forged swords in BungoTakada, around the time of Kenmu, in the early Nanbokucho period. During the Muromachi period, it became a major sword production area under the patronage of the Ohtomo clan, and flourished greatly until the Edo period.
This Fujiwara Iehide is thought to have been a swordsmith from the late Muromachi period, around the Eisho to Tenbun period. This sword has 80.9cm long, Mihaba 3.5cm, It is a magnificent sword weighing over 1kg. Gunome, Mixed Chouji, There are many Ashi, Yubashiri, Nijuba-kakari, Deep Nie-Nioi, Kinsuji-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright. A masterpiece.
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