武士刀 - Takahashi Naganobu - 日本 - 江戶時代(1600-1868)





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賣家描述
这是一个卓越且极具 Shinshinto 时期特征的作品,归于高桥长信之手,兼具技术精湛与历史意义。据推测,此剑可能是为神社献祭而铸。
Shinshinto Period
Attributed to: Takahashi Naganobu (高橋長信)
Period: Shinshinto, ca. 1830–1860
Provenance: Izumo and Bushu Edo (现代的岛根和东京都辖区)
Papered: NBTHK Hozon
Sword Details
Type: Shinogi-zukuri No-Dachi
Nagasa (Cutting Edge): 90.5 cm
Motohaba (Base Width): 3.7 cm
Kasane (Thickness): 0.84 cm
Sori (Curvature): 2.0 cm
Weight (Blade Only): 1306 g
Mounts Length: 133 cm (Aikuchi koshirae)
Blade Features
Condition: UBU (unaltered, original length), with 2 Mekugi-ana, and no forging flaws or fukure.
Hamon: Gunome-midare with vibrant Ara-nie and Niedeki.
Jihada: Well-forged Itame with flowing Masanagare, featuring Jinie and Ara-nie.
Habaki: High-quality 2-piece gold-foil wrapped type.
Mountings (Koshirae)
Type: Rare, specially commissioned Aikuchi-style koshirae (typically reserved for tanto), designed for ceremonial donation.
Saya: Lacquered in black Urushi, fitted with buffalo horn elements including Fuchi & Kashira, Kaeshizuno, and Kojiri.
Tsuka: Exceptionally large at 33 cm, bound in black silk Ito over black lacquered Samegawa.
Kashira: Approximately 6 cm wide.
Menuki: High-relief Shakudo dragons with gilding.
Kogai: Rare, Muromachi period (ca. 1500), with plant motif and gold accents.
Shirasaya: Included, with Tsunagi (wooden blade replica).
Historical Context and Significance
Takahashi Naganobu (1817–1879) was born in Izumo as Sezaki Zenzo. Trained under the 15th-generation Fuyuhiro and later Chounsai Tsunatoshi of the prestigious Kato school in Edo, he became known for producing exceptionally sharp, Jo-saku to Saijo-O-wazamono class blades. A devout man, he is also remembered for forging one of the largest ken swords in Japan (150 cm, still at Naritasan Shorinji Temple).
Appraisal Notes
NBTHK Hozon papers confirm the blade’s authenticity and historical value.
This is an exceptional example of a Shinto-to-Shinshinto transition period particularly valued for:
Its oversized ceremonial scale,
Rare koshirae configuration,
Attribution to a Saijo-O-wazamono grade swordsmith,
Well-preserved polish and complete mounts.
这是一个卓越且极具 Shinshinto 时期特征的作品,归于高桥长信之手,兼具技术精湛与历史意义。据推测,此剑可能是为神社献祭而铸。
Shinshinto Period
Attributed to: Takahashi Naganobu (高橋長信)
Period: Shinshinto, ca. 1830–1860
Provenance: Izumo and Bushu Edo (现代的岛根和东京都辖区)
Papered: NBTHK Hozon
Sword Details
Type: Shinogi-zukuri No-Dachi
Nagasa (Cutting Edge): 90.5 cm
Motohaba (Base Width): 3.7 cm
Kasane (Thickness): 0.84 cm
Sori (Curvature): 2.0 cm
Weight (Blade Only): 1306 g
Mounts Length: 133 cm (Aikuchi koshirae)
Blade Features
Condition: UBU (unaltered, original length), with 2 Mekugi-ana, and no forging flaws or fukure.
Hamon: Gunome-midare with vibrant Ara-nie and Niedeki.
Jihada: Well-forged Itame with flowing Masanagare, featuring Jinie and Ara-nie.
Habaki: High-quality 2-piece gold-foil wrapped type.
Mountings (Koshirae)
Type: Rare, specially commissioned Aikuchi-style koshirae (typically reserved for tanto), designed for ceremonial donation.
Saya: Lacquered in black Urushi, fitted with buffalo horn elements including Fuchi & Kashira, Kaeshizuno, and Kojiri.
Tsuka: Exceptionally large at 33 cm, bound in black silk Ito over black lacquered Samegawa.
Kashira: Approximately 6 cm wide.
Menuki: High-relief Shakudo dragons with gilding.
Kogai: Rare, Muromachi period (ca. 1500), with plant motif and gold accents.
Shirasaya: Included, with Tsunagi (wooden blade replica).
Historical Context and Significance
Takahashi Naganobu (1817–1879) was born in Izumo as Sezaki Zenzo. Trained under the 15th-generation Fuyuhiro and later Chounsai Tsunatoshi of the prestigious Kato school in Edo, he became known for producing exceptionally sharp, Jo-saku to Saijo-O-wazamono class blades. A devout man, he is also remembered for forging one of the largest ken swords in Japan (150 cm, still at Naritasan Shorinji Temple).
Appraisal Notes
NBTHK Hozon papers confirm the blade’s authenticity and historical value.
This is an exceptional example of a Shinto-to-Shinshinto transition period particularly valued for:
Its oversized ceremonial scale,
Rare koshirae configuration,
Attribution to a Saijo-O-wazamono grade swordsmith,
Well-preserved polish and complete mounts.
詳細資料
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