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Item# TS010Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting Edo Era (Tenwa period, 1680s)NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated (Extremely Well Preserved certificate)Swordsmith: KUNIMASU
A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo. Antique Katana with a long blade, made by the swordsmith KUNIMASU, who was an in-castle dedicated blade maker of the Tosa domain in the Edo period, around 1680. The smith's name is inscribed on the blade tang. The blade has a characteristic tempered line pattern, called Kengata-Choji, or "spattered clenched hand-like shaped flower pattern" on a wavy line. An exquisite combination of Nioi (white misty pattern ) and deep Nie (coarser-grain martensite) on the blade. This blade proudly holds the prestigious TOKUBETSU Hozon paper "Extremely Well-Preserved Sword" certification by NBTHK (Japan Sword Preservation Society). This top-tier recognition elevates its value far beyond the standard certification. Smith's name is inscribed on the tang. Comes in a complete set of ornate mounting, including all metal fittings and a Tsuba hand guard.

The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)
BLADE:Authority/Registration# Kagawa-24408*This number means that the blade is verified and registered as an authentic Japanese sword by the board of education and public safety commission.

Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade

Inscription : Smith's name

Inscription (back): -

Smith school: KUNIMASU The National Interest (certified)

Smith Location : Tosa (Kohchi pref.)

Age : Edo period Tenwa part (1681-1684)

Tempered Line Pattern: Notare and Gumome patterns
Blade Length: 67.8
Overall length w/ mounting: 98cm

Curvature (Sori): 1.6cm

Rivet Holes: 1

Grooves: -

NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)
KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard 
Fuchi Pommel  
Kashira Pommel at base 

Saya scabbard  Black Urushi lacquered magnolia wood sheath

Samegawa Ray skin:  Genuine stingray skin painted partially in black.
Menuki Hilt Ornament 

Shisaya Woodedn holde -*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.

Also Comes With: Standard Sword Bag

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Brand:SamuraiStore.comSKU:TS010Tags:antique, katana, NBTHK, samuraistore-tokyo, tokubetsu-hozon, tokyo