Kung-fu Accessories

Chinese Shuttlecock, Jianzi «Ti Qiu», game played from 2 people.

Chinese Shuttlecock, Jianzi «Shaolin Rocket», game played from 2 people.

Chinese Shuttlecock, Jianzi «Shaolin Soccer», game played from 2 people.

Reward for martial arts competitions. This medal is available in gold, silver and bronze.

Chinese umbrella designed for Chinese New year.

This whip / hardening stick (also called "Shaolin Bâton Gigong"), is used in the work of the iron shirt.

Kungfu shield for fighting set demonstration.

In Chinese martial arts, many everyday objects are diverted from their primary use to be used as weapons. This is for example the case of agricultural tools such as the spade, the shovel, etc. This is also the case with the benches, a weapon diverted and popularized by a large number of Kung-fu films.

Used mainly in learning or demonstrating the art of long-spout teapots. This very rare practice would originate from the mountainous area of Sichuan, and would require years of practice before mastering.