Chinese JIAN

The blade is made of folded steel, it's full tang and hand-forged. Wire-brushed grains are clearly visible. The fittings are made of brass and hand-engraved. The patterns are bats and ancient Chinese coins. Bats are the symbol of felicity, coins are the symbol of richness. The handle and scabbard are made of ebony.

This jian is big size, a beautiful reproduction of the sword in the Han dynasty (B.C 202-A.D 220). The blade is made of folded steel with double blood grooves. The handle is designed to be held by one hand and is made of hardwood wrapped in nylon cord. The handle ends in a flat, brass pommel. The handguard and ornaments in the scabbard are also made of brass, hand-carved. The motif is from Han Dynasty. The scabbard is made of ebony, a type of black high-density wood with a fine texture.
The sword is functional, it’s an artwork for collection.

The Jian is a Chinese double-edged straight sword. The earliest records of a jian dates back to the 7th century BCE. The first jians were mostly made of bronze and then progressed to iron and then steel with advances in metallurgy. The jian's form varied slightly during the different dynasties in China but with the main feature of being double-edged and straight retained.
Ryan Sword han jian rsj227, a beautiful reproduction of the sword in the Han dynasty(B.C 202-A.D 220). The blade is made of folded steel, beautiful Hada is clearly visible. The handle is designed to be held by one hand and is made of hardwood wrapped in waxed cotton cord. The handle ends in a flat, alloy pommel. The handguard and ornaments in the scabbard are also made of alloy. The scabbard is made of rose wood, the color and vein is natural.

The Jian is a Chinese double-edged straight sword. The earliest records of a jian dates back to the 7th century BCE. The first jians were mostly made of bronze and then progressed to iron and then steel with advances in metallurgy. The jian's form varied slightly during the different dynasties in China but with the main feature of being double-edged and straight retained.
This product is medium size, a beautiful reproduction of the sword in the Han dynasty (B.C 202-A.D 220). The blade is made of folded steel and octahedral, folding grains are clearly visible. The handle is designed to be held by one hand and is made of hardwood wrapped in red and black nylon cord. The handle ends in a flat, handmade brass pommel. The handguard is handmade, hollow cutting. It’s brass as well as the ornaments in the scabbard. The motif on fittings is from Han Dynasty. The scabbard is made of ebony, a type of high-density wood with beautiful vein. The sword is functional, it’s an artwork for collection.

Yue was a kingdom in ancient China which existed during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods (B.C 770-B.C 221) of China's Zhou dynasty – in the modern provinces of Zhejiang, Shanghai, and Jiangsu.

The Warring States period (B.C 475-B.C 221) was an era in ancient Chinese history characterized by warfare, as well as bureaucratic and military reforms and consolidation. This sword is a replica of the swords of the Warring States period. The blade is made of folded steel, each side has double blood grooves. The fittings are hand-engraved brass, the patterns are very traditional in the period of Warring States. Both handle and scabbard are made of ebony.

The blade is made of folded steel, it's full tang and hand-forged. The folding grains are clearly visible. The fittings are made of brass and hand-engraved. The patterns are grass and flower. The handle and scabbard are made of ebony.

Yue was a kingdom in ancient China which existed during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods (B.C 770-B.C 221) of China's Zhou dynasty – in the modern provinces of Zhejiang, Shanghai, and Jiangsu.

The blade is made of folded steel, there're two big blood grooves running on each side of the blade. The fittings are made of brass, plain without pattern. The handle and scarbbard are made of ebony.