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  3. Norishige(Katana)
    （刀 則重）

Koto　Saijosaku
(Katana)Mumei Norishige
古刀最上作
刀　無銘　則重

Item NO.NO.K00216PricePlease contact us
Paper NBTHK No,67 Jyuyo Paper
CountryEcchu Country(越中国)
PeriodKamakura Period,13th-14th century
Blade Length69.3cm /27 9/32in
Curve(Sori)2.3cm/29/32in
Top Width
(Sakihaba)		2.0cm/25/32in
Bottom Width
(Motohaba)		3.05cm/1 13/64in
Bottom Thickness
(Motokasane)		0.61cm/15/64in
Top Thickness
(Sakikasane)		0.37cm/9/64in
KeijoShinogidukuri, Iorimune, sword width slightly wider, original width and tip width not much different, suriage, become koshizori; Chukissaki becomes large elongation.
KitaeItame and Moku are interlocked, Hadaai is large, the skin stands up generally, ground boiling is slightly thick, and the ground is often thickly impressed, and Kaneiro is slightly darkened.
HamonKochouji and Kogunome are frequently expressed in Suguha-Cho. Ashi and Yo are often added, Nie is thickly attached, and Habuchi becomes frayed, Nijyuba, and Kuichigaiba. Kinsuji and Sunagashi often appear, and Nioikuchi is bright.
BoushiMidaremokmi, Saki-TogariGokoro, Kaeri very Hakikakeru.
HoriKakinagasu Bouhi and Sohi on the front and back.
NakagoNakago-Osuriage, Saki-Kiri, Yasurime-Kattesagari, Hole-2.
AccessoriesShirasaya,Gold Niju Habaki
DetailsHowever, considering the shape of his swords and daggers, and the fact that they are dated to the Shōwa and Gen'o periods, it seems reasonable to accept the theory that he was a student of Shindō Go Kunimitsu, as described in a Muromachi period sword book, and that he and Masamune should be regarded as complementary students. Norishige's style is similar to that of Soshu Kamiko Naka Masamune, but he often expresses changes in boiling more openly than Masamune, and his wares are characterized by the conspicuous inclusion of thick ground patterns on a skin tone full of character, which is called "pine bark skin. The workings can be seen on the edge of the blade and in the middle of the blade, showing the workings of the boiling that changes in a thousand ways.
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