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MUROMACHI PERIOD (14TH CENTURY), SIGNED MOMOKAWA JU NAGAYOSHI SAKU
细节
A suriage Echigo tachi
Muromachi period (14th century), signed Momokawa ju Nagayoshi saku
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri with deep curvature, mune-hikushi and chu-kissaki
Kitae [forging pattern]: masame
Hamon [tempering pattern]: chu-suguha
Boshi [tip]: o-maru
Nakago [tang]: suriage with kiri file marks, two mekugi-ana, kaku-ichimonji
Habaki [collar]: double gold-clad copper
Nagasa [length of blade]: 69.5cm
Koshirae [mounting]: mounting with same-wrapped hilt and plover-form menuki, the scabbard with plovers over waves decorated in black and orange lacquer, maki-e and mother-of-pearl inlay, the fuchigashira of shakudo, inlaid gold hirazogan details decorated with spirals and stylized dragons, inscribed Sendai ju Kiyosada, the mokko-shaped tsuba cast in low relief with stylized waves and a group of gilt plovers over wood grain, inscribed Naoaki and with kao (cursive monogram)
Accompanied by a certificate of registration as a Tokubetsu kicho token (Sword worthy of preserving) no. 176433 issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai (Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Art Sword), dated 1969.11.22
Muromachi period (14th century), signed Momokawa ju Nagayoshi saku
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri with deep curvature, mune-hikushi and chu-kissaki
Kitae [forging pattern]: masame
Hamon [tempering pattern]: chu-suguha
Boshi [tip]: o-maru
Nakago [tang]: suriage with kiri file marks, two mekugi-ana, kaku-ichimonji
Habaki [collar]: double gold-clad copper
Nagasa [length of blade]: 69.5cm
Koshirae [mounting]: mounting with same-wrapped hilt and plover-form menuki, the scabbard with plovers over waves decorated in black and orange lacquer, maki-e and mother-of-pearl inlay, the fuchigashira of shakudo, inlaid gold hirazogan details decorated with spirals and stylized dragons, inscribed Sendai ju Kiyosada, the mokko-shaped tsuba cast in low relief with stylized waves and a group of gilt plovers over wood grain, inscribed Naoaki and with kao (cursive monogram)
Accompanied by a certificate of registration as a Tokubetsu kicho token (Sword worthy of preserving) no. 176433 issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai (Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Art Sword), dated 1969.11.22