Ouminokami Minamoto Hisamichi Special preserved sword
Basic Information
Name: Ouminokami Minamoto Hisamichi
Inscription at the back: Inu hachigatsu yoshichi, 2nd year of Kanpo
Period: Edo period
Type: Sword
Attachment: Certificate of Special Preservation of Swords
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 76.1 cm
Width at Hamachi / Moto-Haba: 32.1 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 8.4 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.0 cm
Width at Kissaki / Saki-Haba: 21.8 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Mekugi-ana (nail holes): 2
Total weight
With Saya: 1228 g
Blade only: 905 g
Basic Information
Name: Ouminokami Minamoto Hisamichi
Inscription at the back: Inu hachigatsu yoshichi, 2nd year of Kanpo
Period: Edo period
Type: Sword
Attachment: Certificate of Special Preservation of Swords
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 76.1 cm
Width at Hamachi / Moto-Haba: 32.1 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 8.4 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.0 cm
Width at Kissaki / Saki-Haba: 21.8 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Mekugi-ana (nail holes): 2
Total weight
With Saya: 1228 g
Blade only: 905 g
Basic Information
Name: Ouminokami Minamoto Hisamichi
Inscription at the back: Inu hachigatsu yoshichi, 2nd year of Kanpo
Period: Edo period
Type: Sword
Attachment: Certificate of Special Preservation of Swords
Dimensions and Features
Blade length: 76.1 cm
Width at Hamachi / Moto-Haba: 32.1 mm
Thickness at Moto-Kasane: 8.4 mm
Curve / SORI: 1.0 cm
Width at Kissaki / Saki-Haba: 21.8 mm
Thickness at Saki-Kasane: 6.1 mm
Mekugi-ana (nail holes): 2
Total weight
With Saya: 1228 g
Blade only: 905 g
Description
This sword is an Edo period piece by 'Kikumon Omi no Mamoru Gen no Hisamichi', made in 1742. It has an impressive blade length of 76.1 cm and a graceful warp of 1.0 cm. The solid construction of the blade, with an original width of 32.1 mm and an original weight of 8.4 mm, shows durability and combines artistic beauty with practicality. This highly regarded piece has been recognised as a Specially Preserved Sword.
Shape Features
Graceful Warp: A moderate warp of 1.0cm enhances the classic Japanese sword style.
Strong Construction: The 32.1mm original width and 8.4mm original weight demonstrate the sword's robustness and are designed to withstand long-term use.
Refined Tip: The 21.8 mm tip width and 6.1 mm tip weight combine beauty and sharpness.
Condition and Accessories
CONDITION: The sword is in very good condition and is suitable for viewing and collecting.
Special Preservation Sword Certificate: The sword has been designated as a Special Preservation Sword by the Society for Preservation of Japanese Art Swords, guaranteeing its artistic and historical value.
Special features include
Impressive appearance with a blade length of 76.1 cm and a warp of 1.0 cm.
Robust construction with an original width of 32.1 mm and an original weight of 8.4 mm ensures durability.
Its artistic value and historical background are recognised by the Special Preservation Sword Certificate.
Well preserved and ideal for appreciation and collection.
Recommendations.
This sword was made by the Edo period master 'Kikumon Omi Mamoru Gen Kyudo' and is notable for its beauty and robustness. As it is recognised as a specially preserved sword, it is highly valued for its artistic value and historical significance. This is a fascinating piece of Japanese sword to appreciate and collect. Why not take the opportunity to hold in your hands this crystallisation of tradition and technology?
