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Yoshioka Ichimonji Katana

No.567176

Katana Yoshioka Ichimonji inherited from the Mori family, Kunzan scabbard, a masterpiece with gorgeous Chouji Midare, 67.3cm

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Kiwame
Yoshioka Ichimonji
Period
Kamakura period
Size

Hachou 67.3cm　(二尺二寸二分)　Sori 1.7cm
Moto-Haba 2.8cm　Saki-Haba 1.9cm　Moto-Kasane 0.59cm　Shinogi-Thikess 0.64cm　Saki-Kasane 0.43cm　Kissaki-Chou 3.0cm　Nakago-Chou 19.9cm　Weight 687g

Country
Bizen
Shape
Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Standard Mihaba, Slightly deep Sori, Koshizori-tsuki, Chu-Kissaki.
Kitae
Itamehada, Mokume and mixed Nagarehada, Jinie entered fine and thickly, Vividly Midare-Utsuritatsu.
Hamon
Notare, Gnome, Choujiba, Small-Gunome, Kawazuko-stpyle Chouji, Mixed Tobiyaki, Ashi entered well, Nioi-deki, Small-Nie-tsuki, Kinsuji and Sunagashi entered finely well, Nioikuchi is bright. Notarete, Gunome, Choujiba, Small-Gunome, Kawazuko-style Chouji, Mixed Tobiyaki, Ashi entered well, Nioi-deki, Small-Nie entered well, Kinsuji and Sunagashi entered finely well, Nioikuchi is bright. Nioikuchi is bright.
Boushi
Notaregokoro-Yakitsume-style
Nakago
Nakago is Oh-suriage, Sakikiri, Yasurime-kattesagari, Mekugiana is one.
Habaki
Double gold.
Drscription
Bizen-mono in the Kamakura period was represented by both the Ichimonji and Osafune schools, and the Ichimonji-ha prospered in Fukuoka, Yoshioka, Iwato, and other areas until the Nanbokucho period, producing many excellent craftsmen. The reason why this school is called Ichimonji is because the character "ichi" is cut on the stem. There are some that add an inscription, and some that only have an individual inscription. The Yoshioka Ichimonji school flourished in the latter half of the Kamakura period, following the Fukuoka Ichimonji school. Sukemitsu, Sukeyoshi, Sukemo, Suketsugu, Sukeyoshi, etc. are the representative craftsmen of the school, and they use 'suke' as a common character. This sword was originally a Tachi about 67.3cm, with Koshizori-tsuki, and Chu-Kissaki-tsumarigokoro designed from the mid-Kamakura period, It is a masterpiece with a rich effect on the blade, with vividly Midare-Utsuritatsu Jitetsu, Tobiyaki, Kawazuko-style-Chouji, Gorgeouse Midare, Kinsuji and Sunagashi entered well.　Judging from its appearance, it is old and is a masterpiece passed down from the Mori family, which is thought to have been made by Yoshifusa, the master of professor Honma.
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