Chinese Tai-chi Sword Folded pattern steel w clay tempered blade sharp New #1934
1934: New Chinese LongQuan Trigrams Tai-chi Sword Double blade sword pattern steel Folded Steel with clay tempered Blade. Following is a sample hand-measured dimensions (approximately), the Measurements There may be some errors. Moreover, color may not appear exactly as in real life due to variation between computer monitor resolution and lights. Please prevail in kind. The wooden stand (or Hanging plate) in below item pictures is NOT included. Overall Length: 41.00 inch / 104.00 cm (approximately) Nagasa (blade) Length: 33.00 inch / 84.00 cm (approximately) Handle Length: 7.80 inch / 20.00 cm (approximately) Blade Width: 1.45 inch / 3.70 cm (approximately) Blade Thickness: 0.27 inch / 0.70 cm (approximately) Tang: Full Tang (Integrated Integral keelson structure, very safe for practice) Blade Hardness: 55 HRC Blade Material: Traditional Hand Forged Multiple-refined pattern steel + Ancient methods old traditional method quenched hardening heat treatment process Saya Material: High Quality Red Wood Handle Material: High Quality Red Wood Fittings Material: High quality engraved Copper. My dear friends, we can free for you carved the name or the letters you want on the blade. Warm prompt: My dear friends, Because of our swords are all 100% pure handmade, This need is about 730 days or so to complete made. Good luck is always with you! Long Quan Is a place name. Longquan (simplified Chinese: ; traditional Chinese: ; pinyin: Lóngquán) is a county-level city under the administration of in the municipal region of Lishui City in the southwest of Zhejiang Province, People’s Republic of China, located on the upper reaches of the Ou River. The name literally means “Dragon Fountain”. Longquan is famous locally for its swords and porcelain, both of which are often regarded as the finest in China. The swords made in Longquan (Longquanjian) are famous among martial artists in China. Modern sword production is now led by a workshop named “Shenguanglong” whose sword-making history can be traced back to the twentieth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty. There are several private and state-owned swords-making factories in Longquan. Equally, Longquan porcelain (Longquanyao) is highly prized among collectors. Longquanyao had 1800 years’ history before unfortunately disappearing during the Qing Dynasty. Hand forged process show. The customer assumes the responsibility for knowing what can be legally imported into his/her country. Please pay attention to the fact that it would take longer for international shippings to arrive at your hand than domestic shippings. If you allow us the opportunity, we will make it right for you!