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永尾駒製作所｜肥後守定駒「御守」護身小刀
Omamori Amulet Kogatana

🔹 材質： 青紙鋼「割込鍛造」（全身碳鋼，會生鏽）
🔹 全長： 約 11cm（原廠標示 13cm）
🔹 刃長： 約 7cm
🔹 刃寬： 約 1cm
🔹 刃厚： 約 2.6mm
🔹 重量： 約 16g
💰 售價：$1800（顏色款式隨機出貨，恕不挑選）

這款小刀採用青紙鋼為芯材，透過傳統「割込鍛造」技術製成，兼具銳利度與韌性。刀體輕巧，方便隨身攜帶，不論作為護身工具、日常小物裁切，或象徵守護的收藏御守，都相當合適。

🏮 關於「肥後守定駒」的品牌歷史

🔸 1880 年代｜起源
由創辦人 長尾小太郎先生 與 村上先生 於兵庫縣三木市平田地區開始製刀。當時皆為純手工製作，採用「鋼芯嵌鐵刃」技術，鞘多為黃銅或黑鐵製，並雕刻人物、動物、花鳥等圖樣。一位工匠每日僅能製作 5～8 套刀具。

🔸 1894 年｜「肥後守」命名由來
受鹿兒島折刀啟發，五金商 重松多三郎先生 設計出可折疊收納的刀款，並加入尾片（チキリ），提升安全性與實用性。由於顧客多來自熊本（舊稱肥後國），遂命名為「肥後守（Higonokami）」，並迅速在日本掀起熱銷風潮。

🔸 1911 年｜皇家青睞
於「第一屆神戶輸出工藝品競賽會」中，皇太子（即後來的大正天皇）親自選購展出之肥後守刀，奠定品牌聲譽。

🔸 1899 年｜商標註冊與協會成立
創立「肥後守刀協會」，最盛時期擁有超過 40 間工房與 200 多位職人。為防止仿冒，自 1910 年起註冊「肥後守」商標，僅限三木市協會會員使用。

🔸 現今唯一正統傳承者｜「肥後守定駒」
1950 年代起，因美工刀普及與法規限制，日本折刀業急遽萎縮。今日，僅有 長尾兼古製刀所（永尾駒製作所） 仍保有「肥後守」商標使用權，並以品牌名「肥後守定駒」承襲與延續這項百年技藝。

🔗 官方產品連結（另可訂製）
👉 https://www.higonokami.jp/en/items.html

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永尾駒製作所 Nagao Kanekoma Factory｜Higonokami Sadakoma “Omamori” Amulet Knife
Omamori Amulet Kogatana

🔹 Material: Blue Paper Steel (Aogami), Warikomi forging (full carbon steel – rust-prone)
🔹 Total Length: Approx. 11cm (official site states 13cm)
🔹 Blade Length: Approx. 7cm
🔹 Blade Width: Approx. 1cm
🔹 Blade Thickness: Approx. 2.6mm
🔹 Weight: Approx. 16g
💰 Price: $1800
(Colors and styles shipped randomly. No selection available.)

Crafted with a blue paper steel core using traditional Warikomi forging, this kogatana (small knife) offers both sharpness and toughness. Compact and lightweight, it’s ideal as a personal protection tool, daily utility cutter, or as a symbolic amulet of protection and collectible.

🏮 About the “Higonokami Sadakoma” Brand

🔸 1880s｜Origins
Founded by Mr. Komataro Nagao and Mr. Murakami in Hirata, Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture. All knives were handmade, with steel inserted into iron blades and sheaths crafted from brass or black-dyed iron. Handles were often engraved with scenes of people, animals, or nature. A single craftsman could only complete 5–8 sets per day.

🔸 1894｜Birth of the Name “Higonokami”
Inspired by a folding knife brought back from Kagoshima, hardware wholesaler Mr. Tasaburo Shigematsu designed a safer folding mechanism by adding a chikiri (tail lever) for ease and safety. Since most customers were from Kumamoto (formerly the Higo Province), he named it “Higonokami.” The knife quickly became a nationwide hit.

🔸 1911｜Royal Recognition
During the first Kobe Export Handicrafts Competition, the Crown Prince (later Emperor Taisho) personally selected a Higonokami knife, instantly elevating the brand’s prestige.

🔸 1899–1910｜Trademark and Guild Formation
The “Higonokami Knife Guild” was established, eventually consisting of 40 workshops and over 200 artisans. To combat counterfeits, the “Higonokami” trademark was registered in 1910 and restricted to guild members within Miki City.

🔸 Modern Era｜The Last Legitimate Successor
Due to changes in regulations and the rise of utility knives, the Higonokami industry declined after the 1950s. Today, Nagao Kanekoma Seisakusho is the only workshop legally permitted to use the “Higonokami” trademark, continuing the proud tradition under the brand name Higonokami Sadakoma.

🔗 Official Product Link (Custom Orders Available):
👉 https://www.higonokami.jp/en/items.html