Enrico Ferrarese 5 · Inserita: 24 giugno 2017 La spada giapponese è lo specchio della società e del contesto storico in cui è stata forgiata. Per cui credo che per apprezzarla al meglio sia necessario conoscere la storia, geografia e i costumi della società di quel preciso periodo storico. Quanto vorrei vedere un film sulla vita di un antico forgiatore di rinomate capacità fatto da un ridley scott o da un martin scorsese... o anche il passaggio nei secoli di una lama INTK Database Condividi questo messaggio Link al messaggio Condividi su altri siti
Francesco Marinelli 0 · Inserita: 24 maggio 2018 L'offerta che avevamo piazzato era di 1500 euro, considerando che fino agli ultimi secondi era a poche centinaia di euro... Bé è stata aggiudicata a 2300 euro. Lo scorso anno è diventata Juyo token. Un raro tanto ubu attribuito a Yamato Hosho Sadaoki. FB_IMG_1496555926392.jpg La hada mi piace veramente molto... un tanto davvero elegante: Peccato per alcuni piccoli ware. Questo il sito e descrizione della lama: http://nihontocraft.com/Juyo_Token_Yamato_Hosho_Sadaoki_Tanto.html 重要刀剣 大和保昌貞興 Juyo Token Yamato Hosho Sadaoki Tanto PERIOD Koto, circa Joji 1362-1368 PAPER/CLASSIFICATION NBTHK Juyo Token 2016, 62nd session MEI Mumei TOKOTAIKAN RANKING 5.5 million Yen FUJISHIRO RANKING Jo Saku FORM Tanto NAGASA 23.4 cm SUGATA Hira-zukuri SORI Uchi-zori SORI MEASUREMENT n/a MUNE Mitsu-mune KASANE 6 mm MOTOHABA 1.9 cm NAKAGO CONDITION Ubu NAKAGO SHAPE Furisode-gata with kuri jiri NAKAGO NAGASA 7.7 cm NAKAGO SORI 0.35 cm MEKUGIANA Two YASURIME Mostly indistinct with a trace of higaki remaining Hamon : Ko-nie deki suguha. There are some ko-gunome mixed in and ashi are present. The nioi-guchi is deep and covered with thick nie. Fine hotsure, kinsugi, and sunagashi can be seen at the ha-saki. Boshi : Deep yaki, sugu boshi with an o-maru tip that becomes yakizume. Hakikake and strongly swept with ko-nie. Kitae : Pure masame hada. Ji-nie coats the entire surface. All of the nie are ko-nie. Chikei can be seen. The masame hada turns toward the mune on both sides of the saki. About this sword : A Juyo Token tanto attributed to Yamato Hosho Sadaoki. The Hosho school is one of the five traditions of Yamato den. These include the Senjuin, Tegai, Taema, Hosho and Shikkake groups. Of all of these, Hosho works are the rarest. Sadaoki is a representative and highly regarded smith of the Hosho school. He was active around Joji (1362-1368) and said to be the son of Sadamune. He is ranked at Jo Saku by Fujishiro and valued at 5.5 million yen in the Toko Taikan. This mumei tanto was awarded a Juyo paper in 2016 at the 62nd session. It is important to note that the blade was given to a specific smith. In this case, Sadaoki, and without the use of "den". This indicates that the NBTHK saw this blade as showing all of the traits of Sadaoki in a textbook manner. It is more typical for Juyo Hosho to have only a school attribution due to the scarceness of zaimei works for comparison and the similarity of deki among them. Some key points of appreciation to note in this tanto that are Hosho traits: The masame hada is prominent , the ji-nie is profuse, the masame hada turns toward the mune at the saki, a few tate-ware can be seen, a trace of higaki yasuri remains and the boshi is yakizume style with hakikake. The Juyo paper states that existing Hosho works range from late Kamakura to Nanbokucho. Of the five Yamato schools, Hosho works have the most unique characteristics. These are masame hada and higaki yasurime. Regarding this tanto, the Juyo paper states that it has a very fine masame, a thick layer of "fine dust nie" and fine chikei. The hamon is sugu based with ko-gunome. The edge of the hamon contains fine hotsure, deep nioi-guchi and thick nie. Kinsugi and sunagashi are present and refined. The jigane and hamon are showing Hosho characteristics clearly and those extremely proper to Sadaoki. The unique traits are that the steel is all masame with the steel color showing clearly. The reflective quality of the hamon is beautiful. The nie in the hamon is thick. The boshi is strongly hakikake and the blade is extremely well made. This tanto has a saya-gaki by Tanobe Michihiro that also attributes the blade to Hosho Sadaoki. The shira-saya and gold foil niju habaki were professionally made in Japan and there is a storage bag. The Juyo paper and Juyo Nado Zufu description page accompany the sword. An important blade and amazing treasure to behold. "Indiana Jones e la lama perduta" Condividi questo messaggio Link al messaggio Condividi su altri siti
rob 0 · Inserita: 24 maggio 2018 che meraviglia! dei chikei minutissimi, mi verrebbe da dire una nashi hada (ma è forse anche troppo fine considerando l'ingrandimento della foto), nel contesto di un tipico masame. Impressionante ed austera non ostanti le dimensioni contenute Condividi questo messaggio Link al messaggio Condividi su altri siti
