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A SATSUMA TANTO
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A SATSUMA TANTO

EDO PERIOD (17TH-18TH CENTURY)

已結束2023年3月21日

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A SATSUMA TANTO
EDO PERIOD (17TH-18TH CENTURY)
Configuration [sugata]: hira-zukuri with iori-mune; fukura-kareru, no curvature
Forging pattern [jihada]: itame
Tempering pattern [hamon]: hoso-suguba
Point [boshi]: rounded (ko-maru)
Tang [nakago]: shape (keitai): slender and tapering, shortened (suriage); file marks (yasurime): straight (kiriyasuri); end (nakagojiri): straight (kiri); holes (mekugi-ana): three
length from tip to beginning of tang [nagasa]: 30 cm
Carving [horimono]: bonji character
Collar [habaki]: double gold
Scabbard [koshirae]: a black lacquered aikuchi koshirae (set of mounts with flush fitting between scabbard and hilt) with gold menuki of three over lapping dakibotan (peony surrounded by leaves) crests, kurikata, kaerizuno (cord fittings), shakudo kozuka (knife) and orange silk sword bag also designed with dakibotan crests, 41.5 cm long
The outer wood storage box inscribed Tokugawa jusandai shogunke midaidokoro Tenshoin mamorigatana (Sword belongs Tensho-in, the wife of the thirteenth Tokugawa Shogun), inner lacquer storage box decorated with dakibotan crests

Tensho-in (Princess Atsuhime; 1836-1883) by repute

專家說明

Atsuhime, the eldest daughter of Shimazu Tadatake (1806-1854), was born in 1836. She was adopted by Konoe Tadahiro (1808-1898), the Minister of the Right in 1856, and that same year she married the thirteenth Tokugawa shogun, Iesada (1824-1858). Lacquer works that believed to be part of Tensho-in Atsuhime's wedding furniture set are in the collection of various museums. Including a sumptuous ceremonial palanquin made in 1856 on display at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC, and a set of lacquer tea-bowl stand and lid at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (fig. 1). All of these lacquer works owned by Tensho-in Atsuhime feature the crest of dakibotan (peony surrounded by leaves), which was the family crest of the Konoe Family.