Katana - Japan

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Julien Gauthier
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Med næsten ti års erfaring, der bygger bro mellem videnskab, museumskuration og traditionel smedning, har Julien udviklet en unik ekspertise inden for historiske våben, rustninger og afrikansk kunst.

Estimat  € 8.800 - € 10.000
13 andre mennesker holder øje med dette objekt
NLByder 6360
€ 25
DEByder 2606
€ 20
DEByder 2606
€ 15

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Katana Niwa Kanenobu Important Intanglible Cultural Property NBTHK Hozon.

This exceptional katana was forged in 1968 (Shōwa 43) by Niwa Kanenobu, also known as Tamba Shūji, one of the most important post war masters of the Mino (Nōshū) tradition and a state-recognized preserver of traditional swordmaking and swordsmith engraving.

Niwa Kanenobu (丹波守兼信), born Niwa Shūji in 1903, was trained by his father Niwa Kanematsu (Kanenobu) and devoted over sixty years to the art of swordmaking. In 1973 (Shōwa 48), he was designated Important Intangible Cultural Property of Gifu Prefecture as a holder of the traditional techniques of Japanese sword forging and horimono. Only two lineages—Kanenobu and the Gassan school were officially recognized for swordsmith-executed engraving, placing his work among the rarest of the Shōwa period.

Horimono Blade Engraving

The blade is richly adorned with exceptionally refined horimono, executed personally by Kanenobu

A ken (straight ritual sword) runs along the main face of the blade, rendered with crisp, symmetrical lines and excellent depth control.

The ken is accompanied by vajra-inspired elements and flowing ornamental details, strongly associated with esoteric Buddhist symbolism (Mikkyō), representing the cutting away of ignorance and the triumph of wisdom.

On the opposite side, a bo-hi is carved with remarkable precision, contributing to both visual balance and structural harmony.

The engraving displays extraordinary technical confidence: the transitions are clean, the lines are alive, and the polish reveals subtle relief without harshness. This level of horimono is only encountered on blades made by true engraving masters, not workshop engravers or later specialists. It is a defining hallmark of Kanenobu’s highest-grade works.

Blade Specifications

Blade length: 71.6 cm (2 shaku 3 sun 6 bu)

Curvature (sori): 1.6 cm

Motohaba (width at hamachi): 3.35 cm

Sakihaba (width at kissaki): 2.25 cm

Kasane (thickness at base): 7 mm

Saki-kasane: 5 mm

Mekugi-ana: 1

Period: Shōwa period (1968)

Province: Gifu (Mino / Nōshū)

Certification: NBTHK Hozon Tōken

Collectability and Importance

This katana represents the mature work of a fully recognized master, combining:

Classical Mino-based sugata

Outstanding forging quality

Museum-level katana, carved horimono by the smith himself

Official NBTHK Hozon authentication

Direct association with a designated Important Intangible Cultural Property holder

Tamba Shūji of Nōshū
NBTHK Hozon Tōken  Shōwa 43 (1968)

Blades by Niwa Kanenobu of this caliber are increasingly difficult to acquire and are highly sought after by advanced collectors, museums, and connoisseurs of Shōwa-period masterwork.

Sælger's Historie

Hvis du fortsætter din forfølgelse af Bushido-stien og japanske antikviteter, opdager du muligvis, at hvert stykke, du møder, bærer en unik fortælling, der inviterer dig til at afsløre samuraiernes visdom og etos. Gennem disse artefakter kan du skabe en personlig forbindelse til Bushidos ædle idealer, så du kan forstå: Ære, disciplin, integritet og loyalitet. Det er vores måde at leve på, som vi deler med dig. Vi håber, du nyder din rejse ind i japansk historie, ligesom vi gør. ser frem til at mødes Medlem af Dutch Token Society Hjemmeside www bushidoshop nl
Oversat af Google Oversæt

Katana Niwa Kanenobu Important Intanglible Cultural Property NBTHK Hozon.

This exceptional katana was forged in 1968 (Shōwa 43) by Niwa Kanenobu, also known as Tamba Shūji, one of the most important post war masters of the Mino (Nōshū) tradition and a state-recognized preserver of traditional swordmaking and swordsmith engraving.

Niwa Kanenobu (丹波守兼信), born Niwa Shūji in 1903, was trained by his father Niwa Kanematsu (Kanenobu) and devoted over sixty years to the art of swordmaking. In 1973 (Shōwa 48), he was designated Important Intangible Cultural Property of Gifu Prefecture as a holder of the traditional techniques of Japanese sword forging and horimono. Only two lineages—Kanenobu and the Gassan school were officially recognized for swordsmith-executed engraving, placing his work among the rarest of the Shōwa period.

Horimono Blade Engraving

The blade is richly adorned with exceptionally refined horimono, executed personally by Kanenobu

A ken (straight ritual sword) runs along the main face of the blade, rendered with crisp, symmetrical lines and excellent depth control.

The ken is accompanied by vajra-inspired elements and flowing ornamental details, strongly associated with esoteric Buddhist symbolism (Mikkyō), representing the cutting away of ignorance and the triumph of wisdom.

On the opposite side, a bo-hi is carved with remarkable precision, contributing to both visual balance and structural harmony.

The engraving displays extraordinary technical confidence: the transitions are clean, the lines are alive, and the polish reveals subtle relief without harshness. This level of horimono is only encountered on blades made by true engraving masters, not workshop engravers or later specialists. It is a defining hallmark of Kanenobu’s highest-grade works.

Blade Specifications

Blade length: 71.6 cm (2 shaku 3 sun 6 bu)

Curvature (sori): 1.6 cm

Motohaba (width at hamachi): 3.35 cm

Sakihaba (width at kissaki): 2.25 cm

Kasane (thickness at base): 7 mm

Saki-kasane: 5 mm

Mekugi-ana: 1

Period: Shōwa period (1968)

Province: Gifu (Mino / Nōshū)

Certification: NBTHK Hozon Tōken

Collectability and Importance

This katana represents the mature work of a fully recognized master, combining:

Classical Mino-based sugata

Outstanding forging quality

Museum-level katana, carved horimono by the smith himself

Official NBTHK Hozon authentication

Direct association with a designated Important Intangible Cultural Property holder

Tamba Shūji of Nōshū
NBTHK Hozon Tōken  Shōwa 43 (1968)

Blades by Niwa Kanenobu of this caliber are increasingly difficult to acquire and are highly sought after by advanced collectors, museums, and connoisseurs of Shōwa-period masterwork.

Sælger's Historie

Hvis du fortsætter din forfølgelse af Bushido-stien og japanske antikviteter, opdager du muligvis, at hvert stykke, du møder, bærer en unik fortælling, der inviterer dig til at afsløre samuraiernes visdom og etos. Gennem disse artefakter kan du skabe en personlig forbindelse til Bushidos ædle idealer, så du kan forstå: Ære, disciplin, integritet og loyalitet. Det er vores måde at leve på, som vi deler med dig. Vi håber, du nyder din rejse ind i japansk historie, ligesom vi gør. ser frem til at mødes Medlem af Dutch Token Society Hjemmeside www bushidoshop nl
Oversat af Google Oversæt

Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Oprindelsesland
Japan
Stand
Fremragende
Height
3 cm
Width
3 cm
Depth
3 cm
Samlet længde
71,6 cm
Anslået periode
1960-1970
Solgt af
HollandBekræftet
pro

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