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Tachi(Ko naminohira)
太刀 無銘 古波平

Item NO.No,K00229PriceReference sample
PaperNBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Paper(（公益）日本美術刀剣保存協会 特別保存刀剣鑑定書 )
CountrySatsuma(薩摩国)
PeriodLate Heian period to early Kamakura period,12th-13th century(平安時代末期〜鎌倉時代初期)
Blade Length78.9cm|31 1/16 in
Curve(Sori)2.9cm|1 9/64 in
Top Width
(Sakihaba)		1.9cm|3/4 in
Bottom Width
(Motohaba)		3.2cm|1 17/64 in
Bottom Thickness
(Motokasane)		0.7cm|9/32 in
Top Thickness
(Sakikasane)		0.4cm|5/32 in
KeijoShinogizukuri, Iori mune, mi habahiroku,Shinogi TakaKu,Shinogi Habahiroku, sori fukaku tsuki, chū kissaki nobiru.
KitaeItame nagarete masa to nari, sōtai ni hada tachi,ji nie-tsuki,chi kei-iri, kurozumi, shirake utsuri tatsu
HamonHososuguha, asaku no tare, ashiiri, sunagashi shikirini kakari, ko nie-tsuki,machi giwa o yaki otosu.
BoushiSugu ni Komaru.
NakagoUbu,Saki-asai kuri jiri,Yasurime-not clear,Hole1
AccessoriesShirasaya(白鞘),Kin-kise Ichiju-habaki(金着一重鎺).
DetailsAround Einobe in the Heian period, a swordsmith named Masakuni from Yamato came to live in Namihira, Taniyama District, Satsuma Province, and became the Namihira school. The child is called Yukiyasu. Furunamihei is a school of swordsmiths from the Nanbokucho period, and their swords are similar to those of Yamatomono, but in comparison, the edges of the ground blades are fine, the groundstone feels soft and sticky, and the niuguchi is also similar. It has a weak and warm heart, and is unique in burning down the edges of its wards. This work is a long sword with a nameless stem, and based on its appearance and the shape of the ground blade, it can be said to have been made by the Namihira school, which was made in the late Heian period to the early Kamakura period.
薩摩国谷山郡波平の地に、平安時代の永延の頃に大和から正国なる刀工が来住して波平派となる。その子を行安という。古波平とは南北朝期を下らない一派の刀工およびその作刀は大和物に近似するが、それに比しては地刃の沸が微細で、地がねがネットリとして軟らかに感じられ、匂口も弱くうるみごころがあり、区際を焼落とすなどに特色がある。本作は生ぶ茎無銘の太刀で姿・地刃の出来より、平安時代末期〜鎌倉時代初期は下らぬ波平派の作と鑑せられる。
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