Last Chance Antique Japanese Sword Katana By Fujiwara Takada - Hozon Collection [IJ8762nN]

Last Chance Antique Japanese Sword Katana By Fujiwara Takada - Hozon Collection [IJ8762nN]

Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of the Fujiwara Takada school with this meticulously crafted katana, a true masterpiece from the early Edo period. This unsigned (mumei) katana has been appraised and certified, showcasing the exceptional quality and heritage of the Takada lineage, renowned for producing robust, durable blades that were highly valued by samurai warriors.

Product Specifications

Experience the precision and artistry of this katana, featuring a blade length of 63.1 cm, a shallow curvature of 0.4 cm, and a base width of 3.00 cm. The blade's thickness at the base is 0.7 cm, tapering smoothly to a tip width of 2.20 cm and a tip thickness of 0.53 cm. Weighing 640 g, this katana is both lightweight for agile movements and sturdy for effective combat use. Enhance your collection with this exceptional piece, complete with a Fujiwara Takada appraisal.

Swordsmith and School Legacy

The Takada school, founded by Takada Tomoyuki in the Nanbokucho period, is celebrated for its practical and durable blades. Swords from this school were in high demand among feudal lords in Kyushu, particularly during the Sengoku period. This katana is a testament to the Takada school's legacy, utilizing high-quality materials like iron sand and charcoal from Mount Sobo Katamuki. With its strong, battle-ready design, this katana is not just a historical artifact but a functional piece that embodies the spirit of the samurai. Add this exceptional katana to your collection and appreciate its historical significance and unparalleled craftsmanship.