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  3. (Tachi) Bicchukoku-Kunitsugusaku（太刀　備中国国次作）

Inherited by the Ozeki Family of the Kurobane Clan
(Tachi )Bichukoku- Kunitsugusaku (Early Muromachi Period)
Fittings:Kin-Nashiji-Hiiragi-Kakoi-0modaka-Mon-Makiesaya-Itomaki-Tachi Koshirae
黒羽藩大関家伝来
太刀　銘　備中国住国次作（時代室町初期）
（附）金梨子地柊囲沢瀉紋蒔絵鞘糸巻太刀拵

Item NO.NO.K00218Price¥ 4,500,000 JPY
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PaperTachi :NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Paper | Tachikoshirae: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Paper
CountryBichu Province (Okayama Prefecture)
PeriodMuromachi Period 14th-16th century
Blade Length57.2cm |22/64in
Curve(Sori)2.1cm |53/64in
Top Width
(Sakihaba)		1.9cm|3/4in
Bottom Width
(Motohaba)		3.0cm|1 3/16in
Bottom Thickness
(Motokasane)		3.0cm|1 3/16in
Top Thickness
(Sakikasane)		0.7cm|9/32in
KeijoShinogizukuri、Iorimune、Width is wide, there is little difference in width between the base width and the tip width, and the warp is shallow.Chukissaki.
KitaeItame is mixed with a lot of large Mokume, Jinie is attached thickly, and Chikei is mixed.
HamonNotare's main tone includes Gunome, Tobiyaki, Yubashiri, Nie is often included, Sunagashi is often included, and Kinsuji is often included.
BoushiKomaru-ni-Kaeru,Saki-Very Hakikakeru
NakagoUbu,Saki-Haagari-Kurijiri,Yasurime-Sujichigai,Hole1.
AccessoriesKinnashiji-Hiiragiomodakamon-Makiesaya-Itomaki-Tachi Koshirae,Shirasaya,Copper-Niju-Habaki
Tachi-koshirae総金具 (Sokanegu): Refers to all the metal fittings used in the sword mountings. In this case, they feature a design called "柊囲沢瀉紋散図" (Hollyhock Crest and Flowing River Pattern) without a specific maker's signature.
目貫 (Menuki): These are ornaments typically placed under the cord wrapping on the handle (tsuka) of Japanese swords. The description mentions "柊囲沢瀉紋三双図," which is a design featuring hollyhock crests and a flowing river pattern in triple pairs.
鐔.大切羽 (Tsuba ,Oseppa): This refers to the opening in the handguard (tsuba) where the blade passes through. The description mentions "柊囲沢瀉紋散図" (Hollyhock Crest and Flowing River Pattern) without a specific maker's signature.
柄 (Tsuka): The handle of the sword. It's described as having a color resembling fresh green leaves ("萌葱色") with a design of paulownia leaves ("桐紋") and gold brocade wrapping ("金襴着") using brown thread ("金茶色糸") for the cord wrapping.
DetailsThis sword is a Bicchu-ji sword from the early Muromachi period. The accompanying Tachikoshirae is Kin-Nashiji-Hiiragi-Kakoi-Omodaka-Mon-Makiesaya-Itomaki-Tachikoshirae (”金梨子地柊囲沢瀉紋蒔絵鞘糸巻太刀拵”).Makie's Kamon is also known as Ozeki -Omodaka("大関沢瀉 ”), and is the family crest established by Takamasu, the third ozeki of the Kurobane clan, who ruled the area around Otawara City, Tochigi Prefecture. The Kurobane clan was a small domain with an income of about 18,000 koku, but at the end of the Edo period, Masuhiro, the 15th Ozeki, held important positions in the Shogunate, such as Naval Magistrate and Wakayori. There are very few items inherited from the Ozeki family of the Kurobane Domain, so they are extremely valuable from a historical perspective.
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