無銘 Tantou with White Sheath

Description

This dagger is an 'unmarked' piece in a white sheath. With a blade length of 23.9 cm, it is the size of a standard dagger, but its characteristic 'uchi-bari' shape is eye-catching. Lightweight and solidly constructed, it is both practical and aesthetically pleasing.

Characteristics of the shape

Uchi-hansuri: The blade curves inwards, an unusual shape that is both uniquely beautiful and practical.

Solid weight: 7.8 mm thick, strong and durable.

Slender but strong shape: the smooth transition from 15.4 mm initial width to 9.7 mm tip width is excellent.

Practicality and conservation

Lightweight: the blade weighs 200g and is easy to handle. It is believed to have been used for self-defence.

With white sheath: protects the blade and keeps it in good condition for preservation and appreciation.

Characteristic points.

Short sword with a blade length of 23.9 cm and a distinctive inner curve.

Designed to combine a robust motoju with a smooth shape.

With white scabbard, well preserved and suitable for appreciation and study.

Light and functional, this piece combines practicality and aesthetics.

Recommendations.

This dagger has a simple but powerful construction and an unusual uchi-bari shape. It is in good condition and comes with a white scabbard, making it particularly suitable for collection and appreciation. This piece is ideal for Japanese sword enthusiasts and researchers as it is both practical and highly valuable as a work of art.