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Ordering Number: AS25778<\/p>\n

Katana in Shirasaya (the 22th NBTHK Juyo Token)<\/p>\n

Inscription: Mumei(Unsigned)(Tegai school \u624b\u63bb)<\/p>\n

Sayagaki: Designated as the 22nd Juyo Token.
\nYamato no Kuni Tegai.
\nO-suriage Mumei(Unsigned).
\nBlade Length 2 shaku 1 sun 5 bu.
\nA lucky day in early summer, Showa Otsu-U (1975).
\nWritten by Dr. Kanzan (kao).<\/p>\n

We divide works in to Saijo Saku, Jyojyo Saku, Jyo Saku,and Regular Saku.
\nThis piece is ranked as Saijo Saku for Mumei(Tegai school).
\nHabaki: sold-plated double habaki
\nBlade length: 64.8 cm (25.51 in)
\nCurvature: 1.67 cm (0.66 in)
\nNumber of mekugi-ana: 3
\nWidth at the base (motohaba): 3.04 cm (1.20 in)
\nWidth at the tip (sakihaba): 2.09 cm (0.82 in)
\nThickness at the base (kasane): 0.74 cm (0.29 in)
\nWeight: 745g
\nEra: the late Kamakura period
\nShape: Wide blade with slight curvature.
\nJigane: fine Koitame mixed with Masame with Jinie
\nHamon: Nie deki Suguha and Notare with Sunagashi and Kinsuji. Boshi is Yakizume and faint Hakikake. <\/p>\n

Features: The Tegai school is a group of swordsmiths said to have served at Todai-ji Temple, with Kanenaga of the late Kamakura period (1185\u20131333) as its founder.
\nAt that time in Nara, powerful temples were armed, and the Yamato smiths such as Hosh\u014d, Taima, Shikkake, Tegai, and Senjuin each served their respective temples.
\nIn this work, the nioiguchi is formed somewhat deeply, and its flowing style is said to have been influenced by the Taima school.<\/p>\n

From Aoi-Art: The registration certificate issued in 1951 (Showa 26) states: \u201cDen Aoe \u2013 Arima family heirloom Origami by Mitsutada. Although the origami papers themselves appear to have been lost and the details are therefore unknown, it is nevertheless a very intriguing item.<\/p>\n

the 22nd NBTHK Juyo Certificate
\nAoi-Art estimation Paper
\nwhole Oshigata<\/p>\n

Please note: the price does not include the shipping fees.<\/p>\n

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