Japanese Tanto made by Masashige saku(Sengo) son of the legendary Muramasa 1532 / 1555
€ 12.950,00
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Description
The Masashige Tanto is a real Masterpiece with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon exquisite craftsmanship of this Masashige tanto,
a true masterpiece that carries the legacy of the legendary Muramasa.
Authenticated by the prestigious NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon, this tanto offers more than just a blade it tells a captivating story of the renowned Masashige,
son of the famous Muramasa.
Crafted during the Tenbun era of the Muromachi period, this tanto showcases the remarkable skill of Masashige, belonging to the esteemed Jyojyo saku ranking.
The blade, measuring approximately 25.6 inches, boasts a wide and thick profile with Saki Zori, creating a visually striking and functional design.
The jitetsu, or steel grain pattern, exhibits a well-grained itame hada with Jinie attached, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail.
The hamon, characterized by Nie Deki and square Gunome Midare, is uniform on both sides, with impressive Sunagashi and Tobiyaki enhancing its visual allure.
The kissaki, featuring a round shape, adds to the tantō’s overall aesthetic appeal.
This tanto comes with a gold-foiled double habaki, adding a touch of opulence to the blade.
The koshirae, including a Shakudo Fuchikashira and a black and dark brown Saya with Inro Kizami, exudes elegance.
The silver Kozuka, adorned with engravings of a dragonfly and butterfly, along with a gold-colored dragonfly Menuki, contribute to the tanto aesthetic richness.
Delve into the historical significance of the tantō, with a signature from the Late Edo period by Naomitsu and a Kogatana signature from Mino kami Fujiwara Masatsune.
Housed in a stunning koshirea, this tantō beckons enthusiasts and collectors alike to explore its intricate details and historical connections.
Immerse yourself in the world of Masashige, a master swordsmith whose blades were sought after by powerful clans and warlords.
This tanto, echoing the Muramasa tradition, is not just a blade it’s a piece of art and Japanese swordmaking history waiting to be cherished.
