Embodying the Timeless Artistry of TaiChi:
Elegance in motion finds its perfect reflection in our Classic Hand Forged TaiChi Clay Tempered Folded Steel Authentic sword. Crafted with an unwavering dedication to authenticity and precision, this masterpiece stands as a testament to the fusion of art and function. As you grasp its finely balanced hilt, you're drawn into a world where tradition dances harmoniously with innovation.
Key Features:
🌟 Overall Length: 40.5"
🌟 Blade Length: 27.7"
🌟 Handle Length: 10.5"
🌟 Steel: Meticulously Folded Steel
🌟 Blade: A Symphony of Folded Steel and Clay Tempering
🌟 Hamon: Witness the Authentic Clay-Tempered Hamon
🌟 Edge: Exquisitely Sharp, Hand Honed to Precision with Japanese Whetstone
🌟 Hi(Blood Groove): Each Side Uniquely Without Hi
🌟 Tsuka(Handle): A Grasp of Heritage - Genuine Rayskin Enveloped in Japanese Cotton Ito, Adorned with Menuki Ornaments
🌟 Saya: Timeless Allure - Black Lacquered Wood
🌟 Tsuba: Embellished with Brass, a Tsuba of Distinctive Grandeur
🌟 Condition: A New Beginning - Fully Disassemblable and Assemblable
From the very first glimpse, this sword encapsulates the essence of TaiChi, inviting you to partake in its legacy. With an overall length of 40.5", its finely honed blade stretches 27.7", creating a harmonious equilibrium that ensures grace in every movement. The blade, a union of meticulously folded steel and the profound art of clay tempering resonates with the true spirit of the craft, giving birth to a genuine hamon that tells tales of its creation.
Our craftsmen's hands have meticulously sharpened the edge using time-honoured Japanese whetstones, bestowing upon it a keenness that meets the standards of a connoisseur. Absent the traditional Hi, each side of this blade boasts uniqueness, just as no two TaiChi forms are ever identical.
The Tsuka, or handle, is a tactile symphony that pays homage to heritage. Genuine ray skin, a testament to nature's artistry, is lovingly wrapped in Japanese cotton Ito, accompanied by Menuki ornaments that speak of history. The Saya, crafted from lacquered wood, cradles the blade securely, while the brass Tsuba stands as a guard with an aura of distinction.
