Japanese Katana From The Shinto Period, 17th Century - Munehiro

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Japanese Katana From The Shinto Period, 17th Century - Munehiro

Artist: Heki Echizen No Kami Minamoto Munehiro

Kanbun era (1661-1673). Musashi ProvinceOf the honzukuri, iorimune, chugissaki, torizori type, and a koi-tame hada forge. A suguha and nie temper ending with a komaru böshi.The nakago suriage is pierced with 2 mekugi ana and yasurime marks.One-piece gilt copper habaki.The koshira-e is later black lacquered.The tsuka is wrapped in white silk and decorated with shakudo nanako of a fuchigashira, decorated with a carp in breaking waves and a samurai under a pine tree.The shakudo menuki is in the shape of dragons and has an oval-shaped iron tsuba chiseled with a mountainous landscape enhanced with gold signed Shami.
Length: 64.5 cm. Attributed to Heki Echizen no kami Minamoto Munehiro.
Certificate issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai with a date of 1661.

9 500 €

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TORA TORI - Saint-Ouen, France

Period: 17th century

Style: Asian art

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Wrought iron

Length: 98

Reference (ID): 1640560

Availability: In stock

Japanese Katana From The Shinto Period, 17th Century - Munehiro

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