Katana, Shirasaya

[ Signature ] omote : 若狭守藤原氏善　ura : -

[ Size ]Blade length 71.0 cm (2 shaku 3 sun 4 bu 3 rin), curvature 1.2 cm (3 bu 3 rin), base width 3.28 cm, base thickness 0.81 cm, tip width 2.16 cm, tip thickness 0.53 cm, 1 mekugi hole, blade weight 817.5 g, total shira-saya length 96.5 cm

[ Province ] Owari

[ Feature ]
Form : Shinogi-zukuri. Iori-mune. Mihaba is wide. Kasane is rather thick. Shallow sori attached. Chu-kissaki a little shortened sturdy form.
Nakago : Ubu. Yasurime are suji-kai and kesho. Saki is kengyo. One hole.
Jigane : Itame-hada with some changes. Jinie attached well.
Hamon : Ko-notare, gunome, cho-ji, and togariba mixed. Ko-ashi and yo appeared. Nie attache well. Part by part, ara-nie attached. Sunagashi and yubashiri appeared.
Boushi : It runs in sugu form. Saki has haki-kake shape. It turns rather long.

[ Highlight ] Wakasa-no-kami Ujiyoshi was a swordsmith from his native Seki, Mino, who created swords in Narumi, Owari, around the Kanbun period. He is considered to be the same family as Ujifusa, who moved from Mino to Owari and worked as a swordsmith for Tokugawa Yoshinao, as well as Wakasa-no-kami Ujiyoshi氏善 or Ujiyosh氏良 who both created swords in Mino around the Tenwa period. This sword has a powerful appearance and the base and the blade are both full of energy.

[ Conditions ] Excellent.

[ Attachments ] Habaki(suaka-ji, single), shirasaya, bag of shirasaya and NBTHK tokubetsu hozon paper 特別保存刀剣鑑定書(issued on 29th May Heisei 27(2015))

[ Item number ] A031224 [ Price ] JPY 950,000- (shipping and insurance fee are not included in the price)

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