Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Gold inlay two body test year 1862

Explore  into history with the Seisosai Muneari Katana, crafted in February 1860 during the late Edo period. Muneari, a disciple of the renowned Koyama Munetsugu, channeled the Osafune Kanemitsu line and Awataguchi tradition, evident in this blade’s artistry.

This exceptional sword features a Chu-sized Kissaki and a captivating midare hamon, accentuated by a remarkable Tobiyaki detail, likely an intentional design to disorient foes under daylight.
Intriguingly, the blade bears a gold-inlaid inscription detailing Goto Rokunosuke Fujiwara Toshitada’s remarkable body test cut at 22 years old in April 1862, showcasing the blade’s efficacy through Karigane & Taitai cuts—precision strikes through challenging bone-dense areas, a testament to its cutting prowess.
The Higo-style koshirae, crafted from naturally rusted iron, showcases exquisite gold-inlaid floral patterns, reflecting luxury and the status of high-ranking Samurai.
The young Toshitada was an high ranking  Samurai this two body test shows his great skills and also the quality of his sword Both side’s gold inlay.

Blade Specifications:

• Nagasa (Blade Length): 71cm
• Sori (Curvature): 1.7
• Weight: 879 grams
• Period: Edo Period
• Certification: NBTHK Hozon Tokubetsu
• Additional: Comes with Shirasaya

Why Choose This Katana? This Muneari Katana, with its remarkable craftsmanship, gold-inlaid inscriptions, and original Higo-style koshirae, epitomizes the artistry and status of high-ranking Samurai. Certified by NBTHK Hozon Tokubetsu, it’s a prized collector’s item steeped in history, representing the skill and prestige of its era.
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Experience the legacy of Seisosai Muneari through this meticulously crafted Katana, a testament to its artistry and the heritage of Samurai warriors.