Wakizashi:Kaneari

Ordering number:AS23172
Wakizashi in Shirasaya with Koshirae(NTHK estimation paper)

Signature: Kaneari
兼在

(We divide 4 sections for each sword as Saijyo saku, Jyojyo saku Jyo saku and regular saku)
This sword belongs to Jyo Jyo saku ranking.
The blade is polished.
Habaki: Shakudo and silver double Habaki
Blade length:33.5cm or 13.18inches.
Sori:0.7cm or 0.27inches.
Mekugi:2
Width at the hamachi:3.25cm or 1.27inches.
Kasane:0.35cm or 0.13inches.
The weight of the sword:260grams
Era: The late Muromachi period
Shape: The blade is broad and thin with Sori at the tip.
Jigane: Itamehada with Mokume. Grained well.
Hamon: Niedeki Gunomemidare. There are some repair of Hamon.

Special feature: Kaneari is a swordsmith from Mino province. He prospered in the late Muromachi period. Kaneari is thought to be a grandson of Yoshisada, and a son of Kanenobu. He used Mei of Zaemongoro in the Eijun era, while he used Muroya-uemongoro in the Tensho era. It is a nice work but there are some repair of Hamon.(Tsukuroi)

Koshirae:
Fuchikashira: Tsuno
Saya: Black Ishimeji Saya
Menuki: Shishi-dog is engraved on copper plate.
Kozuka: Iron plate. Bamboo is engraved.

From Aoi Art: Tsuruta thinks that it is a genuine work.

NTHK estimation paper
Aoi Art estimation paper:whole Oshigata by Ayaka Tsuruta
(NOT including shipping fee to overseas)

Auction starting Price:120,000 JPY-.

The item was sold at the auction





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