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Item# TS083Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting Early Edo Period (1673)NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated (Extremely Well Preserved certificate)Swordsmith: Fujiwara IEHIRA (inscribed)
A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo. Item Type: KatanaSignature (Mei): Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) – August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Province: Kaga Province (Ishikawa pref.)Period: Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Construction: Shinogi-zukuri, original ubu nakagoHamon (tempered line pattern): Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsujiCertification: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token (Especially Worthy of Preservation)
Katana | Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon
Forged in 1673 (Kanbun 13) by Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira, this elegant katana is a fine representative of the prestigious Kaga tradition. Iehira served the powerful Maeda Clan of Kaga Domain as an official swordsmith, producing blades renowned for their refined workmanship and brilliant tempering.
Born as the son of the first-generation master Ietada, Iehira succeeded the family tradition after the early passing of his elder brother and became the second-generation head of the school. Together with his father, he is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmiths of Kaga Province, and is widely recognized for possessing some of the highest technical skill among all Kaga smiths.
This sword immediately captivates with its exceptionally beautiful Kaeruko Chōji (frog-spawn clove) hamon, one of Iehira's signature styles. The temper pattern is remarkably well matched on both sides of the blade—an indication of a highly skilled craftsman with outstanding control during yaki-ire. Within the lively chōji are abundant sunagashi (flowing nie lines) and kinsuji (bright lightning-like martensite streaks), creating a vivid, luminous appearance that continuously reveals new details as the blade catches the light.
This example is considered an especially fine work by Iehira. The brilliant hamon is exceptionally bright and well-defined, with perfectly balanced activity on both sides of the blade—an achievement rarely seen and highly appreciated by experienced collectors.
The blade remains in its original ubu nakago, preserving its full signature and historical integrity. Combined with its graceful Kanbun-era proportions, this is a sword that perfectly balances elegance with the restrained sophistication for which early Edo masterpieces are admired.
Accompanied by an NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Worthy of Preservation) Certificate, this katana represents one of the finest surviving works by Iehira and is an outstanding choice for collectors seeking a museum-quality Kaga blade with exceptional artistic activity in the hamon.
Koshirae Ornate Mouting
The sword is mounted in an elegant black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finish. The mountings are tastefully coordinated with a graceful mokkō-shaped tsuba decorated with flowing bird motifs, while the dark brown silk tsuka-ito complements the antique samegawa beautifully. The dignified koshirae harmonizes perfectly with the refined character of the blade, resulting in an exceptionally balanced presentation worthy of a distinguished Edo-period masterpiece.
The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)
BLADE:Registration Certificate (Torokusho): #Hyogo-15071*Every authentic antique Japanese sword legally possessed in Japan must be accompanied by an official Japanese Sword Registration Certificate (Torokusho) issued by the Prefectural Board of Education. Possessing an antique sword without this certificate is illegal under Japanese law.For collectors, the Torokusho also serves as official evidence that the blade has been examined and recognized by the Japanese authorities as a genuine Japanese sword rather than a modern replica or imitation.
Please note that this registration certificate is valid only within Japan. Once the sword is permanently exported, the original certificate is legally required to be returned to the issuing Prefectural Board of Education and therefore cannot accompany the sword overseas.
Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade
Inscription : Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) –
Inscription (back): August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Smith school: Fujiwara Iehira (certified)
Smith Location : Kaga Province
Age : Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Tempered Line Pattern: Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsuji
Blade Length: 65.2cm
Overall length w/ mounting:
Curvature (Sori): 1.2cm
Rivet Holes: 2
Grooves: Bo-Hi
NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)
KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard
Fuchi Pommel
Kashira Pommel at base
Saya scabbard black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finished magnolia wood sheath
Samegawa Ray skin: Genuine stingray skin
Menuki Hilt Ornament:
Shisaya Woodedn holder: -*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.
Also Comes With: Standard Sword Bag
Secure & Full-Insured Shipping Worldwide
Where We Ship ToThis item can surely be shipped to the proven destinations:United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, Finland, Poland, Malta, Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia, Czech, Slovakia, UAE, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, & Argentina.We Deliver Personally To:UAEOther Countries:It could be delivered to other countries not listed above. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
Payment This item is also being sold at the storefront. If it is already sold out at the storefront and is no longer available online when we receive your order, your order will be automatically canceled. For this reason, we would like to ask all buyers to select "Bank Transfer / Wire-Transfer" or "TBD" at the payment option field on the checkout page. After we make sure that the item is still available for sale, we will send you an invoice and payment instructions that include all payment options, including Credit Card payment through Square.Ask Us Before Ordering!Please don't hesitate to ask us about the availability of this item before you purchase.
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Brand:SamuraiStore.comSKU:TS083Tags:antique, katana, NBTHK, samuraistore-tokyo, tokubetsu-hozon, tokyo
View productProudly listed by: Samurai Store, Inc. JAPAN 4-6 weeks for the export permit to be granted.We Ship Worldwide via EMS / UPS / OCS / Surface
Item# TS083Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting Early Edo Period (1673)NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated (Extremely Well Preserved certificate)Swordsmith: Fujiwara IEHIRA (inscribed)
A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo. Item Type: KatanaSignature (Mei): Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) – August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Province: Kaga Province (Ishikawa pref.)Period: Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Construction: Shinogi-zukuri, original ubu nakagoHamon (tempered line pattern): Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsujiCertification: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token (Especially Worthy of Preservation)
Katana | Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon
Forged in 1673 (Kanbun 13) by Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira, this elegant katana is a fine representative of the prestigious Kaga tradition. Iehira served the powerful Maeda Clan of Kaga Domain as an official swordsmith, producing blades renowned for their refined workmanship and brilliant tempering.
Born as the son of the first-generation master Ietada, Iehira succeeded the family tradition after the early passing of his elder brother and became the second-generation head of the school. Together with his father, he is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmiths of Kaga Province, and is widely recognized for possessing some of the highest technical skill among all Kaga smiths.
This sword immediately captivates with its exceptionally beautiful Kaeruko Chōji (frog-spawn clove) hamon, one of Iehira's signature styles. The temper pattern is remarkably well matched on both sides of the blade—an indication of a highly skilled craftsman with outstanding control during yaki-ire. Within the lively chōji are abundant sunagashi (flowing nie lines) and kinsuji (bright lightning-like martensite streaks), creating a vivid, luminous appearance that continuously reveals new details as the blade catches the light.
This example is considered an especially fine work by Iehira. The brilliant hamon is exceptionally bright and well-defined, with perfectly balanced activity on both sides of the blade—an achievement rarely seen and highly appreciated by experienced collectors.
The blade remains in its original ubu nakago, preserving its full signature and historical integrity. Combined with its graceful Kanbun-era proportions, this is a sword that perfectly balances elegance with the restrained sophistication for which early Edo masterpieces are admired.
Accompanied by an NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Worthy of Preservation) Certificate, this katana represents one of the finest surviving works by Iehira and is an outstanding choice for collectors seeking a museum-quality Kaga blade with exceptional artistic activity in the hamon.
Koshirae Ornate Mouting
The sword is mounted in an elegant black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finish. The mountings are tastefully coordinated with a graceful mokkō-shaped tsuba decorated with flowing bird motifs, while the dark brown silk tsuka-ito complements the antique samegawa beautifully. The dignified koshirae harmonizes perfectly with the refined character of the blade, resulting in an exceptionally balanced presentation worthy of a distinguished Edo-period masterpiece.
The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)
BLADE:Registration Certificate (Torokusho): #Hyogo-15071*Every authentic antique Japanese sword legally possessed in Japan must be accompanied by an official Japanese Sword Registration Certificate (Torokusho) issued by the Prefectural Board of Education. Possessing an antique sword without this certificate is illegal under Japanese law.For collectors, the Torokusho also serves as official evidence that the blade has been examined and recognized by the Japanese authorities as a genuine Japanese sword rather than a modern replica or imitation.
Please note that this registration certificate is valid only within Japan. Once the sword is permanently exported, the original certificate is legally required to be returned to the issuing Prefectural Board of Education and therefore cannot accompany the sword overseas.
Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade
Inscription : Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) –
Inscription (back): August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Smith school: Fujiwara Iehira (certified)
Smith Location : Kaga Province
Age : Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Tempered Line Pattern: Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsuji
Blade Length: 65.2cm
Overall length w/ mounting:
Curvature (Sori): 1.2cm
Rivet Holes: 2
Grooves: Bo-Hi
NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)
KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard
Fuchi Pommel
Kashira Pommel at base
Saya scabbard black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finished magnolia wood sheath
Samegawa Ray skin: Genuine stingray skin
Menuki Hilt Ornament:
Shisaya Woodedn holder: -*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.
Also Comes With: Standard Sword Bag
Secure & Full-Insured Shipping Worldwide
Where We Ship ToThis item can surely be shipped to the proven destinations:United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, Finland, Poland, Malta, Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia, Czech, Slovakia, UAE, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, & Argentina.We Deliver Personally To:UAEOther Countries:It could be delivered to other countries not listed above. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
Payment This item is also being sold at the storefront. If it is already sold out at the storefront and is no longer available online when we receive your order, your order will be automatically canceled. For this reason, we would like to ask all buyers to select "Bank Transfer / Wire-Transfer" or "TBD" at the payment option field on the checkout page. After we make sure that the item is still available for sale, we will send you an invoice and payment instructions that include all payment options, including Credit Card payment through Square.Ask Us Before Ordering!Please don't hesitate to ask us about the availability of this item before you purchase.
Ask Us Any Questions!
Brand:SamuraiStore.comSKU:TS083Tags:antique, katana, NBTHK, samuraistore-tokyo, tokubetsu-hozon, tokyo
Product details
Just a Part of Our Huge Collection.Samurai Store offers over 100 katana swords, showcasing our extensive collection to inspire confidence and excitement among collectors and enthusiasts. Please get in touch with us via WhatsApp or Email and tell us what you want!
Proudly listed by: Samurai Store, Inc. JAPAN 4-6 weeks for the export permit to be granted.We Ship Worldwide via EMS / UPS / OCS / Surface
Item# TS083Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting Early Edo Period (1673)NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated (Extremely Well Preserved certificate)Swordsmith: Fujiwara IEHIRA (inscribed)
A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo. Item Type: KatanaSignature (Mei): Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) – August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Province: Kaga Province (Ishikawa pref.)Period: Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Construction: Shinogi-zukuri, original ubu nakagoHamon (tempered line pattern): Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsujiCertification: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token (Especially Worthy of Preservation)
Katana | Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon
Forged in 1673 (Kanbun 13) by Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira, this elegant katana is a fine representative of the prestigious Kaga tradition. Iehira served the powerful Maeda Clan of Kaga Domain as an official swordsmith, producing blades renowned for their refined workmanship and brilliant tempering.
Born as the son of the first-generation master Ietada, Iehira succeeded the family tradition after the early passing of his elder brother and became the second-generation head of the school. Together with his father, he is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmiths of Kaga Province, and is widely recognized for possessing some of the highest technical skill among all Kaga smiths.
This sword immediately captivates with its exceptionally beautiful Kaeruko Chōji (frog-spawn clove) hamon, one of Iehira's signature styles. The temper pattern is remarkably well matched on both sides of the blade—an indication of a highly skilled craftsman with outstanding control during yaki-ire. Within the lively chōji are abundant sunagashi (flowing nie lines) and kinsuji (bright lightning-like martensite streaks), creating a vivid, luminous appearance that continuously reveals new details as the blade catches the light.
This example is considered an especially fine work by Iehira. The brilliant hamon is exceptionally bright and well-defined, with perfectly balanced activity on both sides of the blade—an achievement rarely seen and highly appreciated by experienced collectors.
The blade remains in its original ubu nakago, preserving its full signature and historical integrity. Combined with its graceful Kanbun-era proportions, this is a sword that perfectly balances elegance with the restrained sophistication for which early Edo masterpieces are admired.
Accompanied by an NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Worthy of Preservation) Certificate, this katana represents one of the finest surviving works by Iehira and is an outstanding choice for collectors seeking a museum-quality Kaga blade with exceptional artistic activity in the hamon.
Koshirae Ornate Mouting
The sword is mounted in an elegant black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finish. The mountings are tastefully coordinated with a graceful mokkō-shaped tsuba decorated with flowing bird motifs, while the dark brown silk tsuka-ito complements the antique samegawa beautifully. The dignified koshirae harmonizes perfectly with the refined character of the blade, resulting in an exceptionally balanced presentation worthy of a distinguished Edo-period masterpiece.
The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)
BLADE:Registration Certificate (Torokusho): #Hyogo-15071*Every authentic antique Japanese sword legally possessed in Japan must be accompanied by an official Japanese Sword Registration Certificate (Torokusho) issued by the Prefectural Board of Education. Possessing an antique sword without this certificate is illegal under Japanese law.For collectors, the Torokusho also serves as official evidence that the blade has been examined and recognized by the Japanese authorities as a genuine Japanese sword rather than a modern replica or imitation.
Please note that this registration certificate is valid only within Japan. Once the sword is permanently exported, the original certificate is legally required to be returned to the issuing Prefectural Board of Education and therefore cannot accompany the sword overseas.
Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade
Inscription : Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) –
Inscription (back): August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Smith school: Fujiwara Iehira (certified)
Smith Location : Kaga Province
Age : Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Tempered Line Pattern: Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsuji
Blade Length: 65.2cm
Overall length w/ mounting:
Curvature (Sori): 1.2cm
Rivet Holes: 2
Grooves: Bo-Hi
NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)
KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard
Fuchi Pommel
Kashira Pommel at base
Saya scabbard black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finished magnolia wood sheath
Samegawa Ray skin: Genuine stingray skin
Menuki Hilt Ornament:
Shisaya Woodedn holder: -*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.
Also Comes With: Standard Sword Bag
Secure & Full-Insured Shipping Worldwide
Where We Ship ToThis item can surely be shipped to the proven destinations:United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, Finland, Poland, Malta, Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia, Czech, Slovakia, UAE, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, & Argentina.We Deliver Personally To:UAEOther Countries:It could be delivered to other countries not listed above. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
Payment This item is also being sold at the storefront. If it is already sold out at the storefront and is no longer available online when we receive your order, your order will be automatically canceled. For this reason, we would like to ask all buyers to select "Bank Transfer / Wire-Transfer" or "TBD" at the payment option field on the checkout page. After we make sure that the item is still available for sale, we will send you an invoice and payment instructions that include all payment options, including Credit Card payment through Square.Ask Us Before Ordering!Please don't hesitate to ask us about the availability of this item before you purchase.
Ask Us Any Questions!
Brand:SamuraiStore.comSKU:TS083Tags:antique, katana, NBTHK, samuraistore-tokyo, tokubetsu-hozon, tokyo
Proudly listed by: Samurai Store, Inc. JAPAN 4-6 weeks for the export permit to be granted.We Ship Worldwide via EMS / UPS / OCS / Surface
Item# TS083Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting Early Edo Period (1673)NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated (Extremely Well Preserved certificate)Swordsmith: Fujiwara IEHIRA (inscribed)
A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo. Item Type: KatanaSignature (Mei): Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) – August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Province: Kaga Province (Ishikawa pref.)Period: Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)Construction: Shinogi-zukuri, original ubu nakagoHamon (tempered line pattern): Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsujiCertification: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token (Especially Worthy of Preservation)
Katana | Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon
Forged in 1673 (Kanbun 13) by Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira, this elegant katana is a fine representative of the prestigious Kaga tradition. Iehira served the powerful Maeda Clan of Kaga Domain as an official swordsmith, producing blades renowned for their refined workmanship and brilliant tempering.
Born as the son of the first-generation master Ietada, Iehira succeeded the family tradition after the early passing of his elder brother and became the second-generation head of the school. Together with his father, he is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmiths of Kaga Province, and is widely recognized for possessing some of the highest technical skill among all Kaga smiths.
This sword immediately captivates with its exceptionally beautiful Kaeruko Chōji (frog-spawn clove) hamon, one of Iehira's signature styles. The temper pattern is remarkably well matched on both sides of the blade—an indication of a highly skilled craftsman with outstanding control during yaki-ire. Within the lively chōji are abundant sunagashi (flowing nie lines) and kinsuji (bright lightning-like martensite streaks), creating a vivid, luminous appearance that continuously reveals new details as the blade catches the light.
This example is considered an especially fine work by Iehira. The brilliant hamon is exceptionally bright and well-defined, with perfectly balanced activity on both sides of the blade—an achievement rarely seen and highly appreciated by experienced collectors.
The blade remains in its original ubu nakago, preserving its full signature and historical integrity. Combined with its graceful Kanbun-era proportions, this is a sword that perfectly balances elegance with the restrained sophistication for which early Edo masterpieces are admired.
Accompanied by an NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Worthy of Preservation) Certificate, this katana represents one of the finest surviving works by Iehira and is an outstanding choice for collectors seeking a museum-quality Kaga blade with exceptional artistic activity in the hamon.
Koshirae Ornate Mouting
The sword is mounted in an elegant black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finish. The mountings are tastefully coordinated with a graceful mokkō-shaped tsuba decorated with flowing bird motifs, while the dark brown silk tsuka-ito complements the antique samegawa beautifully. The dignified koshirae harmonizes perfectly with the refined character of the blade, resulting in an exceptionally balanced presentation worthy of a distinguished Edo-period masterpiece.
The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)
BLADE:Registration Certificate (Torokusho): #Hyogo-15071*Every authentic antique Japanese sword legally possessed in Japan must be accompanied by an official Japanese Sword Registration Certificate (Torokusho) issued by the Prefectural Board of Education. Possessing an antique sword without this certificate is illegal under Japanese law.For collectors, the Torokusho also serves as official evidence that the blade has been examined and recognized by the Japanese authorities as a genuine Japanese sword rather than a modern replica or imitation.
Please note that this registration certificate is valid only within Japan. Once the sword is permanently exported, the original certificate is legally required to be returned to the issuing Prefectural Board of Education and therefore cannot accompany the sword overseas.
Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade
Inscription : Kashū-jū Fujiwara Iehira ( Kashu-ju Fujiwara Iehira ) –
Inscription (back): August, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Smith school: Fujiwara Iehira (certified)
Smith Location : Kaga Province
Age : Edo Period, Kanbun 13 (1673 CE)
Tempered Line Pattern: Koshi-biraki Kaeruko Chōji-midare with tama, enriched with abundant sunagashi and kinsuji
Blade Length: 65.2cm
Overall length w/ mounting:
Curvature (Sori): 1.2cm
Rivet Holes: 2
Grooves: Bo-Hi
NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)
KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard
Fuchi Pommel
Kashira Pommel at base
Saya scabbard black lacquered koshirae featuring a finely textured carved lacquer finished magnolia wood sheath
Samegawa Ray skin: Genuine stingray skin
Menuki Hilt Ornament:
Shisaya Woodedn holder: -*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.
Also Comes With: Standard Sword Bag
Secure & Full-Insured Shipping Worldwide
Where We Ship ToThis item can surely be shipped to the proven destinations:United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, Finland, Poland, Malta, Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia, Czech, Slovakia, UAE, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, & Argentina.We Deliver Personally To:UAEOther Countries:It could be delivered to other countries not listed above. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
Payment This item is also being sold at the storefront. If it is already sold out at the storefront and is no longer available online when we receive your order, your order will be automatically canceled. For this reason, we would like to ask all buyers to select "Bank Transfer / Wire-Transfer" or "TBD" at the payment option field on the checkout page. After we make sure that the item is still available for sale, we will send you an invoice and payment instructions that include all payment options, including Credit Card payment through Square.Ask Us Before Ordering!Please don't hesitate to ask us about the availability of this item before you purchase.
Ask Us Any Questions!
Brand:SamuraiStore.comSKU:TS083Tags:antique, katana, NBTHK, samuraistore-tokyo, tokubetsu-hozon, tokyo
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