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    Bishū Jū Suketaka – 備州住祐高

    Jō Saku – Superior made

    Meiji Era – February 1870

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    Dimensions :

    Nagasa : ~ 69 cm

    Sori : 1.2 cm

    Sakihaba : 20 mm

    Motohaba : 32 mm

    Nakago : Ubu

    Mune : iori-mune

    Kissaki : Chūgissaki

    Kasane : 7 mm

    Certificate – Origami

    NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Tōken
      « Œuvre  Extraordinary worthy of preservation »

    Description

    Katana

    Mei :  Omote side – 備州住祐高造之 , ura side– 明治三年二月日
    Sugata : Shinogi-zurkuri, iorimune, chūgissaki
    Kitae : Ko-itame, muji
    Hamon : Nioi deki, Yakidashi, chōji-midare
    Bōshi : Sugu, ko-maru
    Hi/Engraving : Bo-bi, tsure-bi, soe-bi, tsume
    Nakago : Ubu, kiri yasurime, ha-gari kurijiri

    Koshirae

    Style : Uchigatana
    Saya : Black lacquered kizami-saya
    Tsuba : Ko-kinkō, iroe-zōgan, dragon in clouds and vines motifs
    Fushigashira : Shakudō, nanako, seaweeds and shell motifs
    Menuki : Shakudō,
    Habaki : Shibuichi, ganseki style

    Artist and school

    Suketaka was a swordsmith  active during the end of the Edo period  to the early Meiji period. He belonged the the Yokoyama Bizen tradition of the 19th century. This school is known as the shinshintō continuation of the long Bizen-den since the ancient Ko-Bizen tradition of the Heian period.

    The founder of  the Yokoyama school was Sukehira, who was also the 5th generation Sukesada after Sazaemon Sukesada. His most skillful son Sukenaga succeeded to his father, and later received the title Kaga no Suke. He was the first smith of the Yokoyama tradition to add on his mei :  « 56th generation from Tomonori », mention of  his lineage with the famous smith, founder of the Ko-Bizen school.

    Price : 13.500 €

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