Imitation sword - Art - Seki [High-class art, master craftsman series] Muramasa Sengo, Yukimura Sanada

Blade: approx. 73.5cm Blade material: carbide alloy Sheath material: natural wood

Muramasa Sengo is a swordsmith from Kuwana, Ise. Muramasa swords were associated with the deaths of Tokugawa Ieyasu's grandfather (Kiyoyasu), father (Hirotada), and wife (Tsukiyamadono), and were hated by Ieyasu as swords that would bring misfortune to the Tokugawa family. On the other hand, they were used by Sanada Yukimura as the "Yakuto Muramasa", a sword that cursed the Tokugawa family, and were popular among anti-shogunate factions such as Choshu during the late Edo period. Total length: Approximately 105 cm Blade: Approximately 70.5 cm Weight (without sheath): Approximately 0.9 kg Weight (with sheath): Approximately 1.1 kg Blade pattern: Muramasa copy (double blade pattern) Blade material: Zinc alloy die-cast, copper chrome plating Tsuba: Thread winding Handle material: Natural wood, genuine shark skin, pure cotton twisted winding Sheath material: Natural wood, urethane coating (brown) Sling: Pure cotton heavy weave Packaging: Carton box Packaging weight: Approximately 1.5 kg Packaging size: Approximately 130 cm Country of origin: Japan Remarks: Comes with sword bag


Product model number: ‎MMM-001
Size: ‎One size
Batteries included or built-in: ‎No