Nihonto katana “Aizu Omi Genkō 1843” NBTHK Tokobetsu Hozon

Description ITEM DESCRIPTION: Comes with kimono or cotton bag. Comes with certificate of supein Nihonto. Comes with original prefecture certificate. Comes With NBTHK Tokobetsu Hozon. KATANA BY AIZU OMI GENKŌ (1843) NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token – Complete Koshirae 1. Torokusho Translation Type: Katana Blade length: 69.3 cm Curvature: 1.3 cm Mekugi-ana: 1 Signature (omote): Aizu Omi Genkō (会津臣元興) Signature (ura): “A day in August, Tenpō 14” (1843) Registration date: March, Reiwa 7 (2025) Number: Tokyo 329314 2. NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Translation The NBTHK certifies this blade as Tokubetsu Hozon Token,a rank granted to swords of exceptional preservation, authenticity and artistic value. Certificate date: August 22, Reiwa 7 (2025). ���� DETAILED PROFESSIONAL DESCRIPTION Blade Signed Aizu Omi Genkō, dated August 1843, this blade represents the refined craftsmanship of the Aizu domain. The inclusion of 臣 (“Omi”, meaning retainer/official of the domain) indicates formal affiliation, a characteristic signature pattern of Aizu smiths in late Edo. Specs Nagasa: 69.3 cm Sori: 1.3 cm One mekugi-ana Excellent polish Hamon A beautifully controlled notare-midare, smooth and luminous, with a clear nioiguchi—an elegant example of Edo workmanship. Hada A well-defined itame mixed with mokume, enhanced by the current polish. Highly visible and aesthetically rich. Kissaki Medium-sized with a strong, healthy boshi. Koshirae Fuchi-Kashira Dragon motif in high relief Partially gilded Signed internally Superb metalwork typical of mid-to-late Edo craftsmanship Menuki Horse motif, detailed, well mounted Tsuka White samegawa Tight hineri-maki in dark brown Excellent condition Tsuba Iron, textured Stable patina Saya Exceptional tortoiseshell-style lacquer Deep reddish-brown with amber reflections High-status aesthetic Shirasaya Included, clean and well fitted. Technical Sheet Item Details Smith Aizu Omi Genkō Year 1843 (Tenpō 14), Edo period Certification NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Registration Tokyo No. 329314 Length 69.3 cm Sori 1.3 cm Hamon Notare-midare Hada Itame mokume Koshirae Complete, dragon theme, horse menuki, tortoiseshell saya Shirasaya Included Condition Excellent This Tokubetsu Hozon katana by Aizu Omi Genkō (1843) stands out for its refined hamon, beautifully textured hada, and a full koshirae of remarkable elegance. The gilded dragon fittings, horse menuki, and the exceptional tortoiseshell-style saya elevate this sword into the realm of high-end collector pieces. A highly attractive, historically valuable and visually striking ensemble. Relacionado