Mouri Motonari
(Ko-Bizen Tomonari)
Mouri Motonari, Hokinokuni Yasutana and Sanjyo Kokaji were perhaps the three finest swordsmiths of their times in Japan. These national treasures which was donated to the Itsukushim Shrine by Noto -no-Kami Tsuneyori one of the most powerful soldiers of Heike. Also the Uguisama Tomonari which was inherited by the Tsushima family. These swords are very famous. Mouri Motonari loved his swords. The hamon (blade) is narrowed a narrowed mihaba (width of blade), and a ko-choji midare (clove shape hamon pattern) mixed with ko-midare (small pattern hamon). Sometimes it looks like a suguha (straight hamon).




STANDARD METHOD
Blade Length28.6 or 29.2 or 29.8 Inch
Blade Curvature0.7 Inch
Weight of Sword w/o Sheath940 g (29.2 Inch)
Full Length41.3 Inch (29.2 Inch)
Handle Length10.1 Inch
Handle Thread(A)=Brown Cotton or (B)=Brown Silk
BladeSpecial Zinc & HIIRI & Thin edge finish
Sheath Thread Handle Thread being the same
Tsuba & Various PartsOxidized Copper
Sheath PlasteredUrethane Black Plastered
StandUrethane Wine Plastered
AccessoriesKothobukuro & Fusatsuki

Special Price
A-Type (Brown Cotton) B-Type (Brown Silk)
LONG¥ LONG¥

* A consumption tax is included.
(The price may be subject to change due to the exchange rate.)
* Stands are an option. (Please make a choice of a Stand's.)

Option
Care and Cleaning Kit = ¥ 1,600
Wooden Black (Single Sword Horizontal) = ¥ 2,500
Wooden Wine (Single Sword Horizontal) = ¥ 3,000
Wooden Black (Single Sword Vertical) = ¥ 3,500
Wooden Wine (Single Sword Vertical) = ¥ 4,000
Wooden Black (Double Sword Horizontal) = ¥ 2,500
Wooden Wine (Double Sword Horizontal) = ¥ 3,000


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