No. 100032832

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Katana - Japan
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Katana - Japan

Remarkable Japanese Samurai Sword Katana Tachibana Kiyokane NBTHK Hozon Nagakute-sumi Tachibana Kiyokane is a swordsmith from Aichi Prefecture, born in Meiji 40. His real name was Tsutsui Seiichi, and he forged swords in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, under the name Shiirosai. Kiyokane is a descendant of Hosokawa Masayoshi's son, Isogaya Jyusuke, or Isogai Jyuyoshitatsu, a samurai of the Okazaki Domain and a swordsmith from the domain in the late Edo period (1854), and Yoshitatsu's son, Ryujoko Yoshitatsu. Born in 1907, he is a disciple of Kurihara Akihide, who served as a member of the Diet and trained many master swordsmiths, and is a disciple of Living National Treasure Miyairi Akihei. Kiyokane and his father , Tsutsui Seiichi the First, Ichirobei Kiyokane served the Okazaki Samurai well. Both where Samurai and swordmaster with high skills swords made by them are highly recarded perfect balance. This is a remarkable katana with a wonderful Horimono (carving) on both side's of the blade its just stunning. Maby its better to say perfect the details are amazing. Blade is in excellent condition with a great hammon. The koshirae is very well made and has nice dragon details on tsuba amd silver mounting This is a sword that i recommend for your collection its a must have. Nagasa          77 cm Sori                2.3cm Kissaki          2.2cm Saki Kasane   4mm Showa           year 1973 Country        Aichi Prefecture Preserved Sword NBTHK Hozon

No. 100032832

No longer available
Katana - Japan

Katana - Japan

Remarkable Japanese Samurai Sword Katana Tachibana Kiyokane NBTHK Hozon

Nagakute-sumi Tachibana Kiyokane is a swordsmith from Aichi Prefecture, born in Meiji 40.
His real name was Tsutsui Seiichi, and he forged swords in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, under the name Shiirosai.
Kiyokane is a descendant of Hosokawa Masayoshi's son, Isogaya Jyusuke, or Isogai Jyuyoshitatsu, a samurai of the Okazaki Domain and a swordsmith from the domain in the late Edo period (1854), and Yoshitatsu's son, Ryujoko Yoshitatsu. Born in 1907, he is a disciple of Kurihara Akihide, who served as a member of the Diet and trained many master swordsmiths, and is a disciple of Living National Treasure Miyairi Akihei.

Kiyokane and his father , Tsutsui Seiichi the First, Ichirobei Kiyokane served the Okazaki Samurai well.
Both where Samurai and swordmaster with high skills swords made by them are highly recarded perfect balance.

This is a remarkable katana with a wonderful Horimono (carving) on both side's of the blade its just stunning.
Maby its better to say perfect the details are amazing.
Blade is in excellent condition with a great hammon.
The koshirae is very well made and has nice dragon details on tsuba amd silver mounting
This is a sword that i recommend for your collection its a must have.

Nagasa          77 cm
Sori                2.3cm
Kissaki          2.2cm
Saki Kasane   4mm
Showa           year 1973
Country        Aichi Prefecture
Preserved Sword NBTHK Hozon

Bidding closed
Julien Gauthier
Expert
Estimate  € 9,400 - € 10,400

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