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The swordsmith whose work was featured in the Sword Museum's The Diverse Forms of Japanese Swords Exhibition and who forged the beloved sword of Shinsengumi captain Nagakura Shinpachi.

Naginata
Signed: Tegarayama Ujishige
Dated: February, Kansei 6 (1794)
Made at the request of Sakuragi Kiyoyoshi
(Accompanied by a Naginata Koshirae Mounting)
薙刀手柄山氏繁

Naginata Koshirae
Item NO.	NO.K00264	Price	SOLD OUT
Paper	NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (公財)日本美術刀剣保存協会特別保存刀剣鑑定書
Country	Harima Province
Period	Late Edo period (1794)
Blade Length	54.5cm
Curve(Sori)	7.0cm
Bottom Width (Motohaba)	2.7cm
Bottom Thickness (Motokasane)	0.6cm
Keijo	Naginata configuration, with a pronounced sakizori (curvature toward the tip) and a point exhibiting little increase in width.
Kitae	The jihada is a well-forged ko-itame, with a thick covering of ji-nie.
Hamon	The hamon is based on a medium-width suguha, mixed with small gunome, containing ko-ashi and yō, with ko-nie throughout and occasional areas of ara-nie.
Boushi	The bōshi continues straight and turns back in a small rounded ko-maru.
Hori	On both sides, a naginata-hi accompanied by a soe-hi.
Nakago	Ubu. The nakago-jiri is iriyamagata. The file marks consist of keshō-yasuri with prominent ō-sujikai. One mekugi-ana.
Accessories	Shirasaya(白鞘), Naginata Koshirae(薙刀拵),Copper 1-jū habaki(銅１重鎺)
Blade Length	Overall Length: 217 cm Pole Length: 162 cm Scabbard Length: 58 cm
Accessories	Shirasaya(白鞘), Naginata Koshirae(薙刀拵),Copper 1-jū habaki(銅１重鎺)