
繁慶 刀 Hankei Katana
No.559664繁慶 地沸厚くつき沸匂深く金筋沸筋砂流し頻りに掛る正宗を彷彿とさせる出来の傑作 二尺一寸Hankei Jinie entered thick, Deep Nie-Nioi, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi entered frequently, A masterpiece reminiscent of Masamune, 63.5cm
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- 銘表Mei-Omote
- 繁慶繁慶 Hankei
- 登録証Registration
- 長野県 Nagano 昭和26年8月29日 8/29/26(Showa)
- 時代Period
- 江戸初期寛永頃Early Edo period, Around Kanei period.
- 法量Size
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刃長 63.5cm (二尺一寸) 反り 1.5cm
元幅 3.0cm 先幅 2.2cm 元重 0.61cm 鎬厚 0.76cm 先重 0.52cm 鋒長 4.1cm 茎長 18.5cm 重量 727gHachou 63.5cm (二尺一寸) Sori 1.5cm
Moto-Haba 3.0cm Saki-Haba 2.2cm Moto-Kasane 0.61cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.76cm Saki-Kasane 0.52cm Kissaki-Chou 4.1cm Nakago-Chou 18.5cm Weight 727g - 国Country
- 武蔵Musashi
- 姿Shape
- 鎬造、三ツ棟、身幅広く、反りやや深く、中鋒。Shinogidukuri, Mitsumune, Wide Mihaba, Slightly deep Sori, Chu-Kissaki.
- 鍛Kitae
- 板目肌に、杢目肌交じり、地沸厚くつき、地景よく入り、鉄冴える。Itamehada, Mixed Mokumehada, Jinie entered thick, Chikei entered frequently, Iron is clear.
- 刃文Hamon
- のたれて、互の目に、丁子刃交じり、湯走り・飛び焼き掛かり、足・葉頻りに入り、沸深くよくつき、金筋・沸筋・砂流し幾重にも頻りに掛かり、匂深く、匂口明るく冴える。Notarete, Gunome, Mixed Choujiba, Yubashiri and Tobiyaki-kakari, There are Ashi and You frequently, Deep Nie entered, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi entered over and over, Deep Nioi, Nioikuchi is bright and clear.
- 帽子Boushi
- 金筋掛り、先掃きかけて尖ごころに返る。Kinsuji-kakari, Sakihakikakete-Togarigokoroni-Kaeru.
- 茎Nakago
- 生ぶ、先薬研形、鑢目表大筋違・裏逆大筋違、目釘孔一。Ubu, Saki-Yagengata, Front:Yasurime-Sujikai, Back: Gyaku-Ohsujikai, Mekugiana is one(1).
- ハバキHabaki
- 金着二重。Double Kinkise.
- 説明Drscription
- 繁慶は、通称を野田善四郎清堯といい、生国は三河で、鉄砲鍛冶を家業とし、家康に付き従い江戸へ上り、日本橋鉄砲町居住の鉄砲師胝(あかがり)宗八郎に師事し、さらに鉄砲師としての腕を磨いた。その後、隠居した家康と共に駿府へ移り、この時に刀を造り始めたと云われ、家康没後は、再び鉄砲町へ戻り、二代将軍秀忠に仕え、刀は繁慶銘で鉄砲は清堯銘で鍛造している。初代康継とほぼ時代を同じくし、江戸鍛冶の先駆者である。新刀最上作。この刀は、三つ棟となり、茎は薬研形に鑢が表大筋違・裏逆大筋違となり、銘は太鏨の繁慶独特のもので、板目に杢目肌交じり、地沸厚くつき、のたれて、互の目に丁子刃交じり、湯走り・飛び焼き掛り、沸匂美しく絡み、金筋・沸筋・砂流し幾重にも頻りにかかるなど刃中の働き盛んで、匂深く、匂口明るく冴え正宗を見るような出来の傑作である。Hankei, commonly known as Noda Zenshiro Kiyotaka, was born in Mikawa and was a gunsmith by trade. He accompanied Ieyasu to Edo, where he studied under Akagari Sohachiro, a gunsmith living in Nihonbashi Teppocho, and further honed his skills as a gunsmith. He later moved to Sunpu with Ieyasu in retirement, and is said to have begun forging swords at that time. After Ieyasu's death, he returned to Teppocho and served the second shogun, Hidetada, forging swords with the Hankei Mei and guns with the Kiyotaka Mei. He was born at roughly the same time as the first Yasutsugu and was a pioneer of Edo blacksmithing. Shinto Saijo-saku.
This sword has Mitsumune, Nakago is Yagen-gata, Yasuri is Front is Ohsujikai, Back is Gyaku-Ohsujikai, The signature is unique to Hankei, using a Futotagane, Mixed Mokumehada with Itame, Jinie entered thick, Notarete, Mixed Choujiba and Gunome, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki-kakari, Nie-Nioi entered intertwine beautifully, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi entered frequently, It works well in sword, Deep Nioi, Nioikuchi is bright and clear, that it is reminiscent of the work of Masamune, an excellent sword.












