A TSUGUYOSHI TANTO FROM EARLY 1300s (備中国住次吉)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hi everyone, here is a special tanto by 4th generation Chu-Aoe school swordsmith, Tsuguyoshi. This ujta055 tanto can be accessed from Catalogue 38 from UniqueJapan.com for a full description (item now sold). Sign up to become part of our VIP Email List by visiting uniquejapan.com. Thank you, arigato!!
I found you originally for Wesker, but I love your sword videos a lot. There's somthing calming & interesting about your presentation. Looking forward to the next one 😁
Ditto, his delivery feels very wise and calming
Thanks for the kind words power. I'll aim to make more of these videos. Just me, the sword and you all. Thanks for watching.
UJIM259 and UJIM260. Great pieces from the wonderful world of Unique Japan.
It’s been a while for me too. Always a joy to watch you presentations ☯️
JUST.TAKE.A.LOOK.AT.THIS
Sorry, youre such a legend i just couldn't resist. Huge respect.
The tanto is absolutely stunning. Id love to one day be able to buy one
Stay alert Ocelot!
@@PabloKuntz You made my day, thank you so much
Beautiful sword!
Man... Another awesome video and awesome blade; I'm a nut for tanto. I've just sent this video to a friend of mine, who is vacationing in Japan. He bought his first nihonto, while in Kyoto, last week... an insignificant wakizashi from the late Edo. He noted that the kogai and kozuka were mismatched from the rest of the koshirae, and I noted that he was missing half of his wari-kogai. haha I think this video will help explain things. 😁👍👍
Thank You Pablo, you have a variety of amazing talents, always enjoy seeing your videos
Cheers Kyle, all the best to you!
Amazing looking blades, insane to think of the history involved, from 700 years to you showing it in this video. The detail, condition, doesn't look a day old! (from the video anyways) Love these videos and the history/information you give 😁👍 (👎 for Nelson lol)
Big thanks Danny. yes, even though I handle swords rather often, it does amaze me on how the condition keeps after so many hundreds of years. Thumbs up from Nelson, or is it thumbs down! ;)
I had a look at the higher quality catalogue photos of the silver engraving & they're absolutely beautiful. Though its true that metal is easier to work with than steel, they're very intricate. Cheers for the vid, I've kinda missed these, thanks for sharing this piece 👍
Thanks Emma. I always appreciate your feedback. Tantos are a type of sword that grows on you with time. Often clients start with katanas, but in time a tanto makes the cut. ;)
That’s stunning especially the Koshirae
Yep, the koshirae is fab, completely agree! Thanks for the comment.
This is the Samurai Wesker that i know kkk.
Still Very happy listening you saying my name in your sons Channel.
A big Hug Man.
All my pleasure Junior, hi to Brazil!
These pieces are really impressive. A little short for a sword, but I think there are different definations of that.
Thanks Hannes. Yes, the tanto is a dagger and an amulet of sorts as well. It has its purpose and daimyo lords loved to collect the finest ones. Which is one main reason it survived this long.
Very cool pablo!!
Thank you!
Wooooooowwwww!!!!
What a tanto!
@@Ocelot93 you beat me to it!
why not link your catalogs in the description?
Another amazing blade from unique japan. Please keep up the excellent work and the catalogs are absolutely amazing. Very informative and beautiful pictures!!! I actually have a couple pieces of nihonto that came from UJ. I’d actually love to ask you a few questions about them if you wouldn’t mind sending me your email?!? Thanks again Pablo for you deep commitment to our wonderful world of Nihonto
Some kid needs to work on that website of youse. A lot.
The design is nice, but it is not normal that I have to download a 354 pages Pdf file weighing +250 mb just to check out a couple of blades once in a while. It doesn't compute at all and doesn't really make sense either...
Maybe it would have in the context of 2003 desktop computing with very expensive dialup connections, but unless your customer base is the third world, it doesn't anymore.