Mori Shunji Sword

Sword Description

This sword was made by Seki resident Mori Shunji in the Showa period (1926-1989) and has a blade length of 70.2 cm, making it an impressively long sword. It has a well-balanced form with a robust construction of 29.5 mm in original width and 7.6 mm in original weight, and a graceful warp of 1.4 cm. This work shows the mastery of the swordsmiths who inherited the traditions of Seki City during the Showa period.

The sword comes with an outer scabbard that protects the blade and enhances its artistic quality. Despite being a modern sword, the finish faithfully reproduces the beauty of a traditional Japanese sword.

Feature Points.

Modern sword from the Showa period: meticulously crafted by 'Seki-zumi-Mori Shunji'. A fusion of tradition and modern technology.

Beautiful warp and solid construction: 70.2 cm blade length and 1.4 cm warp create a graceful curve, while the original width and weight ensure a solid construction.

Outer sheath: The outer sheath protects the blade and enhances the artistic value of the blade.

Balanced dimensions: Excellent dimensional design for sharpness and aesthetics.

Recommendations.

Modern swords by Shunji Mori of Seki-Sumitomo are very popular for appreciation and collection due to their quality and beauty. This sword is an excellent example that combines practicality and artistry, and is well preserved with its exterior. It has the charm of a traditional Japanese sword, but is also a crystallisation of modern craftsmanship.

We hope you will take the opportunity to acquire one and enjoy the profound world of Japanese swords to the full.