Mumei, Hira-zukuri with a Wakizashi

Description.

This unmarked Hira-zukuri Wakizashi is characterised by its simple yet powerful form. The overall design is well balanced and the warp and dimensions combine practicality and aesthetics. In addition, it comes with an accompanying set of arrangements, making it a piece of great value.

Characteristics of the shape

Hira-zukuri: The entire blade is smooth, classic and beautifully shaped.

Warp: The graceful 0.9 cm warp emphasises the beauty of a traditional Japanese sword.

Mekugi holes: There are three mekugi holes, which may have undergone multiple adjustments and restorations.

Practicality and added value of the arrangement.

Weighing 376 grams, the sword is light and easy to handle.

The included fittings further enhance the conservation and appreciation value of the sword. Although the specific decoration and materials of the arrangement are not mentioned, it is an important element that enhances the overall atmosphere.

Feature Points.

A moderately sized and practical Wakizashi with a blade length of 41.3 cm.

Although unmarked, it has a well-proportioned shape and traditional beauty.

Comes with an arrangement for better preservation and value.

With three megugi holes, this piece shows signs of historical use.

Recommendations.

This unmarked Wakizashi has the simple, classic beauty of the Hira-zukuri style, but with the added value of an arrangement. Lightweight and easy to handle, it is a gem that combines both practicality and collectability. It is particularly recommended for sword enthusiasts and collectors who wish to appreciate it.