Tai chi broadswords

Kungfu broadsword suitable for "Dao Shu" practice (broadsword). Light sword with flexible blade, two fullers and simple back of the blade (no reinforcement along the blade's back).

This broadsword is the best seller on chinese market because it remains at a decent price regarding its features : semi flexible chromed blade, painted scabbard, painted handled with chromed parts and ring to attach a scarf. However scabbard may have little defects.

Dao broadsword, popping sound enhanced by its hollowed metal handle, perfect for modern training.

Kungfu broadsword suitable for "Dao Shu" practice (broadsword).

Chuan Tong Dao Traditional blade broadsword used in traditional Wushu practice. Stainless steel steel blade, thin and semi-flexible. A good and pleasant weapon with nice finish.

Traditional blade broadsword used in traditional Wushu practice. Stainless steel steel rigid blade, a good and pleasant weapon with nice finish.

Bulge on the Top of the blade, making it rigid and as light as possible at the same time, Consequently the balance point is quite close to the guard, making this broadsword perfect for Taiji or used in traditional Wushu practice.

Taiji Qiankun Dao, Broadsword with rigid blade, made of stainless steel. Wooden handle, golden pommel and guard. The blade has a bulge on the Top to make it as rigid and light as possible.

This is a good quality weapon, pleasant to use and solid. Blade is semi-rigid (Top of blade is semi-flexible) forget steel and rust-proof, that heavy broadsword is suitable for Tai Ji Yang style practice.

Rigid blade made of carbon and manganese steel, coppered and wooden parts are covered with black patina. Made in Longquan forges. This is a Taiji broadsword, Yang style.

Tai Ji Dao Chen Shi. Blade is semi-rigid (Top of blade is semi-flexible) stainless steel and rust-proof, that broadsword is suitable for Tai Ji Chen style practice.

Rigid blade made of carbon and manganese steel, coppered and wooden parts are covered with black patina. Made in Longquan forges. This is a Taiji broadsword, Chen style.

Traditional broadsword with semi-flexible blade, used in traditional Wushu practice. Very good weapon, pleasant to use. Nice finish for the ornaments, the base of the blade is reinforced for a better handling Quite light with thin but semi-flexible blade (last third part of the blade), used for training in traditional forms of Wushu.

Large broadsword steel forged blade, suitable for "Ba Gua Dao" or "Ba Gua Qian Kun" practice (broadsword, internal style). Forged in Longquan. An upper range product which makes an excellent choice for expert users and professionals.

Large sword, stainless steel, semi flexible blade with good vibration, quite light for its size. Oxtail handle which is the traditional bagua handle. .

Blade length 100cm, Large broadsword steel forged blade, suitable for "Ba Gua Dao" or "Ba Gua Qian Kun" practice (broadsword, internal style). Forged in Longquan. An upper range product which makes an excellent choice for expert users and professionals who want to have physical bagua training. Oxtail handle which is the traditional bagua handle. .

Large Ba Gua Qian Kun sword forged in Longquan, one of the most unique weapons of Ba Gua style.

Light polished wooden broadsword, suitable for beginners.

Northern style traditional double broadsword with semi-rigid blade.

Northern style traditional double broadsword with rigid blade.

Kungfu modern double broadsword with rigid blade.

Bagua broadsword with rigid blade (semi flexible on the tip), chromed by galvanization.

Zhong Hua Wu Shu Dao. Semi-flexible blade traditional broadsword, designed for traditional Wushu training.

Zhong Hua Wu Shu Dao. Rigid blade traditional broadsword, designed for traditional Wushu training.

This saber with a semi-flexible blade was made by the Jian Wang forge in Longquan. It returns very good energy and is ideal for internal workouts.

Magnificent broadsword with super finishes. Scabbard in Wengé wood with finely worked copper pieces and stainless steel blade. Available in 3 sizes: 71cm, 77cm and 82cm.

Qing Broadsword (Qing dynasty saber) with a rigid manganese steel blade, with a nice finish.

Qing Broadsword with a rigid manganese steel blade, with a nice finish. White scabbard and handle with engravings. Black blade with a wave shaped shiny Hamon pattern and Fuller.

Broadsword with a slender, curved blade in an elegantly designed sheath. The Silver Swallow is a tribute to a long tradition of long Chinese Broadswords

The Royal Arsenal Infantry Han Dao is a high fidelity recreation of a Han Dao infantry Broadsword as discovered in the Royal Arsenal at Chang An.

The Tang Heng Dao is a straight Dao wielded with one hand, equipped with a scabbard with a two-point suspension system influenced by Sassanid swords.

The Double Dragons Sui Dao is inspired by a rare Sui Dynasty (581 - 618) Dao in the Weapons and Armor Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

This Chen saber was originally designed by the Chen Family association to meet the best criteria: it has a thin blade but with a thick reinforcement on the back to make it semi-rigid, while maintaining a minimum weight.

This sword is an identical replica of a rare, well-preserved Song Hand Dao. It has a longer handle so that the Dao can be wielded with two hands if necessary.

One-handed straight Dao with a two-point suspension scabard influenced by Sassanid swords. It is a sword that can be used for fighting on foot and on horseback. The design is based on a rare Tang Dao that belongs to a private collection.

Taiji Qiankun Dao, Broadsword with rigid blade, made of brushed stainless steel. Wooden handle, golden pommel and guard. The blade has a bulge on the Top to make it as rigid and light as possible.

Discover our range of wooden weapons for your training! This broadsword is made of red wood and is perfectly suited for Tai-Chi and Wushu practice.

Scarves already attached to the handle. The assembly of the handle, the guard and the blade is well finished and compact (no gaps).

Military Da Dao sword based on original specifications, 60 cm blade for about 1.2 kg without scabbard.

Japanese sword with straight and thick blade of a little more than 74 cm.

Yan Ling Dao marks a transition from traditional straight blade Chinese Dao to curve Dao. The blade is mostly straight with a smooth curve towards the tip of the blade. Many original specimens came with an upper edge and 1-2 fullers. Yan Ling Dao is suitable for both cavalry and infantry and was popular in late Ming and early Qing dynasty.

This double sabrera traditionnel à lames rigid in polished and polished stainless steel will be parfait for a physical entrainment or a travail lame contre lame, of a full length of 100 cm.

Saber with rigid brushed stainless steel blade, wooden handle, golden hilt and pommel. The thin blade is rigid thanks to a bulge on the top, this allows to have the lightest possible blade while being rigid.

1:1 replica of a Ming Dynasty crossbow saber. With blackened iron hilt decorated with an abstract dragon and scabbard in "Jichimu" wood, brown "vegan" leather and blackened brass fittings.