Katana Japanese sword Osafune Sukesada Edo Period NBTHK tokubetsu kicho paper

Description

Katana Japanese sword 69.4cm blade Mumei (Osafune Sukesada) Edo Period Koshirae
Sword Size
Cutting Edge Length 69.4cm(27.32in)
Sword Full length 87.5cm(34.45in)
Saki-haba 2.26cm(0.89in)
Saki-gasane 0.56cm(0.22in)
Moto-haba 3.16cm(1.24in)
Moto-gasane 0.72cm(0.28in)
Koshirae full length 101.3cm (39.88in)
Sori curve 1cm(0.39in)
Swordsmith
Bishu Osafune Sukesada
Strong points
1. Sukesada was a swordsmith of the Osafune school in Bizen Province (present-day southeastern Okayama Prefecture).
Along with Tadamitsu and Katsumitsu, he is one of the most famous swordsmiths of the "Sue Bizen" (a general term for the Bizen smiths of the late Muromachi period).
According to one theory, there are more than 60 swordsmiths who cut the name "Yusei".
Among them, Yusei, whose common name was Yosozaemon, is said to have been the most famous and skilled, and his swords are ranked among the "finest swordsmiths of the late Edo period".
2. We run a Japanese sword shop in Tokyo.
3. You can return this sword within 60 days because we have great confidence on this sword.
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