Mumei Sword
Basic Information
Name on front: Unnamed
Inscription on back: Unknown
Period: Unknown
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 69.2 cm
Width at Hamachi: 29.7 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.8 cm
Width at Kissaki: 19.6 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 4.8 mm
Mekugi-ana: 1
Sword Weight
With Saya: 940 g
Blade only: 661 g
Basic Information
Name on front: Unnamed
Inscription on back: Unknown
Period: Unknown
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 69.2 cm
Width at Hamachi: 29.7 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.8 cm
Width at Kissaki: 19.6 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 4.8 mm
Mekugi-ana: 1
Sword Weight
With Saya: 940 g
Blade only: 661 g
Basic Information
Name on front: Unnamed
Inscription on back: Unknown
Period: Unknown
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 69.2 cm
Width at Hamachi: 29.7 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.8 cm
Width at Kissaki: 19.6 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 4.8 mm
Mekugi-ana: 1
Sword Weight
With Saya: 940 g
Blade only: 661 g
Description.
This unmarked sword is characterised by its overall balanced construction and beautiful form. It has a standard blade length of 69.2 cm and a graceful arc with a warp of 1.8 cm. The gentle convergence from a 29.7 mm original width to a 19.6 mm tip width demonstrates a design that combines beauty and practicality.
It is also lightweight, weighing 661 g for the sword blade alone, yet shows a solid 6.1 mm original weight, which gives a sense of robustness. A single eye nail hole ensures the mounting and stability of the sword.
Feature points
Beautiful warp and shape: the 1.8 cm warp gives the sword an elegant overall impression.
Lightweight design: sword weight of 661 g makes the sword easy to hold and practical.
Well-balanced shape: the smooth harmony of the original width and the tip width is characteristic.
Recommendations.
This unmarked sword has both practical and artistic value. Its harmonious design makes it attractive for collection and display. It is especially recommended for sword enthusiasts and collectors as a masterpiece that evokes the spirit and traditions of the samurai.
