Antique Japanese Katana Sword with a Rare Green Koshirae, Edo Period
Sword Specifications
- Period: Edo
- Unsigned
- With Groove
- Hamon : Suguha
- Rare Koshirae
- Blade Length: 69.3 cm
- Curvature (Sori): 1.0 cm
- Mekugi-ana (Peg Holes): 2 holes
This katana originates from the late Edo period (18th–19th century), a time when Japan experienced relative peace under the Tokugawa shogunate. The blade is unsigned , which may indicate that it was cut when changing of owner.
The blade features a hi (groove), which serves both aesthetic and functional purposes by reducing weight and improving balance while also enhancing the sound (tachikaze) when swung.
The hamon (temper line) is Suguha, a straight-line tempering pattern that was commonly seen in older traditional schools like Yamashiro-den and some Mino-den styles. This style emphasizes simplicity and elegance, providing a clean, refined look while maintaining a strong, sharp edge.
The curvature (sori) is 1.0 cm, indicating a moderate curve, making it suitable for both cutting and thrusting techniques.
Original: $2,700.00
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Sword Specifications
- Period: Edo
- Unsigned
- With Groove
- Hamon : Suguha
- Rare Koshirae
- Blade Length: 69.3 cm
- Curvature (Sori): 1.0 cm
- Mekugi-ana (Peg Holes): 2 holes
This katana originates from the late Edo period (18th–19th century), a time when Japan experienced relative peace under the Tokugawa shogunate. The blade is unsigned , which may indicate that it was cut when changing of owner.
The blade features a hi (groove), which serves both aesthetic and functional purposes by reducing weight and improving balance while also enhancing the sound (tachikaze) when swung.
The hamon (temper line) is Suguha, a straight-line tempering pattern that was commonly seen in older traditional schools like Yamashiro-den and some Mino-den styles. This style emphasizes simplicity and elegance, providing a clean, refined look while maintaining a strong, sharp edge.
The curvature (sori) is 1.0 cm, indicating a moderate curve, making it suitable for both cutting and thrusting techniques.
