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Osafune Moriyuki 長船守行
The Soden-Bizen practice led to the emergence of various sub-schools within the Osafune School, notably the Ko-Sori School founded by Shigeyoshi. This school’s craftsmanship, exemplified by the work of Moriyuki, reflects traditional Japanese swordmaking. The blade’s quality and design signify its pre-war origin, merging classical and evolving styles.
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soshu masahiro sunnobi tanto
The article discusses a sunnobi tanto crafted by Masahiro, son of Hiromitsu, highlighting its significant design and historical context within the Muromachi Period. Notable features include its exceptional shape, bright finish, complex tempering, and luxurious fittings from the Edo Period, exemplifying high-quality Japanese sword craftsmanship and heritage.