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Κατάνα - tamahagane - Nihonto tanto in sayagaki Signed "Yokoyama Sukemune" - Ιαπωνία - Edo Period (1600-1868)
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Κατάνα - tamahagane - Nihonto tanto in sayagaki Signed "Yokoyama Sukemune" - Ιαπωνία - Edo Period (1600-1868)

ABOUT US: At Supein Nihonto we strive to bring you high quality samurai swords and armors at prices far below the competition. We are probably the largest exporter in Europe and we are proud to anunce that we are number one TOP SELLER in Catawiki Samurai and Japanese auctions. This is especially important to save on taxes and waiting times that can exceed four months deliveries with Japanese sellers also headaches with tedious and sometimes problematic processes that further lengthen deliveries, even returning the parcel to its origin and more than 35% extra on the final price due the customs, tariffs and fees that increase the product but not the quality and the future resell. We are also professional sellers and therefore our satisfaction guarantee, knowledge and standards are superior to private sellers and with higher after sales guarantees. Thanks to this and the lowest professional prices in the industry plus our fast and efficient shipping method which rarely exceeds three days delivery in Europe, we are sure you will enjoy this great opportunity to own a piece of art that will appreciate in value for years to come and a great investment. Trust us to enjoy the samurai art. ITEM DESCRIPTION: Comes with kimono or cotton bag. Comes with certificate of supein Nihonto. Comes with original prefecture certificate. Tantō signed “Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune”, dated February 1862 (Edo period). This refined short blade was forged by Yokoyama Sukemune, a smith belonging to the prestigious Osafune school of Bizen Province, one of the most respected sword-making traditions in Japan. Sukemune was among the last active masters of the Yokoyama lineage, descending from the renowned Yokoyama Sukesada family, preserving the Bizen-den techniques during the closing years of the Edo era. The blade measures 19.8 cm, showing a well-defined notare-midare hamon (gentle wave pattern), beautifully balanced with a bright nioiguchi and a finely forged itame-hada. The kissaki is well-shaped, demonstrating excellent craftsmanship consistent with the Yokoyama tradition. The nakago bears a clear signature with natural patina and one mekugi-ana. The sword rests in its original shirasaya, which features a complete sayagaki (inscription) describing the smith, date, and evaluation by the appraiser. It comes accompanied by its official torokusho from Okayama Prefecture (No. 60486), confirming its authenticity and registration. This tantō by Yokoyama Sukemune is a representative example of late Edo craftsmanship, bridging classical Bizen aesthetics with the refined artistry of the Yokoyama lineage. The shirasaya mount preserves and highlights the minimalist beauty of the piece. Technical Sheet Item Detail Blade type Tantō Smith Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune (備州長船横山祐宗) School / Style Bizen-den, Yokoyama line Period Edo (dated February 1862) Blade length (nagasa) 19.8 cm Curvature (sori) Practically straight (uchizori) Hamon Notare-midare Hada Fine itame-hada Nakago Signed and dated, 1 mekugi-ana Mount Shirasaya with sayagaki Registration Torokusho No. Okayama 60486 Origin Okayama Prefecture Sayagaki: Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune → “Forged by Yokoyama Sukemune, of the Osafune line in Bizen Province.” Bunkyū 2nd year, 2nd month, auspicious day (1862) → “Dated an auspicious day of February 1862.” Tantō – length: 1 sun 9 bu 8 rin (19.8 cm) → “Short dagger with a blade length of 19.8 cm.” Bizen-den – Osafune-ke → “Bizen tradition, Osafune family lineage.” Kanteisho – Kanzan-shiki → “Authenticated and inscribed by Kanzan.” An Authentic nihonto japanese sword, difficult to find in Europe, without the consequent costs of importing from Japan or from Japanese sellers, which can increase the price of the sword by up to 30% and a months waiting for shipment and custom paperwork. A truly real nihonto to delight both new and experienced collectors. All my swords are originals, imported from japan and Europe during many years of collection. All bids are binding, if you are not interested don't let other bidders miss the opportunity. Winning the auction and not paying for the item blocks you from bidding on catawiki on any auction forever, keep this in mind before bidding. Attribution is provided for reference only, subject to authentication. Please see my other samurai swords and items clicking on my seller name. Combine shipping avaliable.

Αρ. 99149674

Δεν είναι πλέον διαθέσιμο
Κατάνα - tamahagane - Nihonto tanto in sayagaki Signed "Yokoyama Sukemune" - Ιαπωνία - Edo Period (1600-1868)

Κατάνα - tamahagane - Nihonto tanto in sayagaki Signed "Yokoyama Sukemune" - Ιαπωνία - Edo Period (1600-1868)

ABOUT US:

At Supein Nihonto we strive to bring you high quality samurai swords and armors at prices far below the competition. We are probably the largest exporter in Europe and we are proud to anunce that we are number one TOP SELLER in Catawiki Samurai and Japanese auctions. This is especially important to save on taxes and waiting times that can exceed four months deliveries with Japanese sellers also headaches with tedious and sometimes problematic processes that further lengthen deliveries, even returning the parcel to its origin and more than 35% extra on the final price due the customs, tariffs and fees that increase the product but not the quality and the future resell. We are also professional sellers and therefore our satisfaction guarantee, knowledge and standards are superior to private sellers and with higher after sales guarantees. Thanks to this and the lowest professional prices in the industry plus our fast and efficient shipping method which rarely exceeds three days delivery in Europe, we are sure you will enjoy this great opportunity to own a piece of art that will appreciate in value for years to come and a great investment. Trust us to enjoy the samurai art.


ITEM DESCRIPTION:

Comes with kimono or cotton bag. Comes with certificate of supein Nihonto. Comes with original prefecture certificate.

Tantō signed “Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune”, dated February 1862 (Edo period).

This refined short blade was forged by Yokoyama Sukemune, a smith belonging to the prestigious Osafune school of Bizen Province, one of the most respected sword-making traditions in Japan. Sukemune was among the last active masters of the Yokoyama lineage, descending from the renowned Yokoyama Sukesada family, preserving the Bizen-den techniques during the closing years of the Edo era.

The blade measures 19.8 cm, showing a well-defined notare-midare hamon (gentle wave pattern), beautifully balanced with a bright nioiguchi and a finely forged itame-hada. The kissaki is well-shaped, demonstrating excellent craftsmanship consistent with the Yokoyama tradition.

The nakago bears a clear signature with natural patina and one mekugi-ana. The sword rests in its original shirasaya, which features a complete sayagaki (inscription) describing the smith, date, and evaluation by the appraiser. It comes accompanied by its official torokusho from Okayama Prefecture (No. 60486), confirming its authenticity and registration.

This tantō by Yokoyama Sukemune is a representative example of late Edo craftsmanship, bridging classical Bizen aesthetics with the refined artistry of the Yokoyama lineage. The shirasaya mount preserves and highlights the minimalist beauty of the piece.

Technical Sheet

Item Detail
Blade type Tantō
Smith Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune (備州長船横山祐宗)
School / Style Bizen-den, Yokoyama line
Period Edo (dated February 1862)
Blade length (nagasa) 19.8 cm
Curvature (sori) Practically straight (uchizori)
Hamon Notare-midare
Hada Fine itame-hada
Nakago Signed and dated, 1 mekugi-ana
Mount Shirasaya with sayagaki
Registration Torokusho No. Okayama 60486
Origin Okayama Prefecture

Sayagaki:

Bishū Osafune Yokoyama Sukemune
→ “Forged by Yokoyama Sukemune, of the Osafune line in Bizen Province.”

Bunkyū 2nd year, 2nd month, auspicious day (1862)
→ “Dated an auspicious day of February 1862.”

Tantō – length: 1 sun 9 bu 8 rin (19.8 cm)
→ “Short dagger with a blade length of 19.8 cm.”

Bizen-den – Osafune-ke
→ “Bizen tradition, Osafune family lineage.”

Kanteisho – Kanzan-shiki
→ “Authenticated and inscribed by Kanzan.”

An Authentic nihonto japanese sword, difficult to find in Europe, without the consequent costs of importing from Japan or from Japanese sellers, which can increase the price of the sword by up to 30% and a months waiting for shipment and custom paperwork. A truly real nihonto to delight both new and experienced collectors.

All my swords are originals, imported from japan and Europe during many years of collection.

All bids are binding, if you are not interested don't let other bidders miss the opportunity. Winning the auction and not paying for the item blocks you from bidding on catawiki on any auction forever, keep this in mind before bidding. Attribution is provided for reference only, subject to authentication.

Please see my other samurai swords and items clicking on my seller name. Combine shipping avaliable.


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