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Product No. KA-0672 銘不明(大宮)
Mei Unreadable, but has bee attributed to the Omiya Tradition
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Shape Shinogizukuri Iorimune, Okissaki, looklike Nagamaki-naoshi
Region Bizen Province
Era Namboku-cho Period
Size
Length
70.7 cm
27.8 in
Sori (curvature)
1.6 cm
0.6 in
Motohaba
3 cm
1.2 in
Sakihaba
2.7 cm
1.0 in
Munekasane
0.3 cm
0.1 in
NBTHK Certification
Status Tokubetsu Hozon Token
Certification Date August 23, 2024
Provincial Registration
Registration Authority Tokyo
Registration Date March 03, 1960
Item Details
Jihada (Metal pattern) Itame-nagare with faint Midare-utsuri
Hamon (Temper line) Koshibiraki-gunome-midare with Kinsuji and Sunagashi
Bōshi (Point / Tip) Midare Yakizume
Nakago (Tang) Suriage
Mekugiana (Rivet holes) 3
Habaki Copper base gold foil with Higaki file Habaki

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Other Info
This sword has been attributed to the Omiya Tradition, with an unknown inscription due to decay on its nakago. The Omiya school is said to have been founded by Kunimori, and moved from Omiya in Yamashiro Province to Osafune in Bizen Province around in the mid Kamakura period. The school flourished most during the Nanboku-cho period, when Morikage and Morishige were well known, and continued into the Muromachi period. This sword is a magnificent that shows the style of the Nanboku-cho period. It is a pity that the nakago has rusted and decayed, but it is a braid that is worth seeing and is full of spirit. It has passed the Tokubetsu Hozon Token Shinsa in 2024.
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