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(Tachi )Mumei Mokusa
Fittings:Kuro-Urushinurisaya-Tachikoshirae
太刀　無銘　舞草
（附）黒漆塗鞘太刀拵

Item NO.	NO.K00217	Price	Reference sample
Paper	NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Paper
Country	Mutsu country（岩手県）
Period	Kamakura Period,13th-14th century
Blade Length	76.2cm \|30in
Curve(Sori)	3.05cm\|1 13/64in
Top Width (Sakihaba)	1.8cm\|45/64in
Bottom Width (Motohaba)	2.9cm\|1 9/64in
Bottom Thickness (Motokasane)	0.5cm\|13/64in
Top Thickness (Sakikasane)	0.3cm\|1/8in
Keijo	Shinogizukuri,Iorimune,It is wide and curves deeply.
Kitae	Itame-hadanagareteMasagakari, Hadatachi-gokoro to nari-chi nie tsuku.
Hamon	Hososuguha-chō ni no tare-gokoro ga ari, Gunome Komidare-majiri, shosho Ha - Shimiru-gokoro to nari, Konietsuku tsuku.
Boushi	Sugu Komaru ni wazuka ni kaeru.
Nakago	Ubu,Saki-Kiri,Yasurime-Indistinctness、Hole3.
Accessories	Shirasaya(白鞘),Kurourushinurisaya-Tachikoshirae（黒呂漆塗鞘太刀拵）,covered with gold-Ichiju-Habaki（金着一重ハバキ）
Details	Mokusa blacksmiths were swordsmiths who lived in Mokusa Village, Higashibanai District, Mutsu Province, Oshu (present-day Maigusa, Ichinoseki City, Iwate Prefecture). In the Kamakura period's old densho ``Kanchi-in Honmeijin,'' (観智院本銘尽)the Mokusa school is said to have been active since the Heian period, but there are currently no signed Maisosa swords from the Heian period, and they are considered to be from the Kamakura period. Only the famous works that have been published remain. There are almost no signatures of Maigusa, NHBTHK Jyuyo Touken has only one signature and one unsigned Kiwame, and there are only a few with Mumeikiwame for Hozon and Tokubetsu Hozon. Although this work is Mumei, it is characteristic of the Mokusa school. It is similar to famous works such as Itame hada ga hada tatta nagare no naka de chokuba ga sōtai ni chīsaku futtō suru to, itsunomanika nioikuchi ga shizumi-gokoro. The Mokusa sword is an extremely valuable and rare sword. Mune's Kirikomi is a story of history. Kuro-Urushinuri-Saya-Tachikoshirae is attached.