The Story
The Tai Chi Jian is a timeless weapon of balance, precision, and fluid motion. Used traditionally in Tai Chi and Chinese martial arts, this double-edged straight sword is designed for defensive practice and graceful forms.
Crafted with a flexible carbon steel blade, the Jian offers controlled motion and authentic feedback during drills and performances. Measuring 78cm in blade length with a total length of 101cm, it maintains a classic form while incorporating modern reliability.
The sword features a wooden handle with detailed zinc alloy fittings, capped with a fixed gold-finish Tsuba for visual elegance. A striking black wooden scabbard with matching fittings complements the blade, enhanced by gold tassels and engraved designs that reflect traditional symbolism.
Whether for forms, display, or light practice, the Tai Chi Jian is a striking and functional piece for students and collectors alike.
*Australian Delivery Only – This weapon cannot be shipped internationally and is restricted to delivery within Australia.
Specifications
- Material: Carbon steel
- Blade length: 78cm
- Total length: 101cm
- Blade type: Flexible, ideal for Tai Chi
- Guard: Fixed gold finish Tsuba
- Handle: Wooden with zinc alloy fittings
- Scabbard: Wooden with engraved zinc alloy fittings
- Includes: Tassels and travel case
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Sold individually (images show close-up and full-length views for illustration only)
Do I need a license or permit for a Sword?
In general, swords such as a sabre, cutlass, samurai sword, katana, etc fall outside the scope of the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998 and you do not need a license or permit to own one and there are no specific safe storage requirements.
https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/online_services/firearms/permits/firearms_permits/frequently_asked_questions_-_firearm_permits#wp2
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The Tai Chi Jian is a timeless weapon of balance, precision, and fluid motion. Used traditionally in Tai Chi and Chinese martial arts, this double-edged straight sword is designed for defensive practice and graceful forms.
Crafted with a flexible carbon steel blade, the Jian offers controlled motion and authentic feedback during drills and performances. Measuring 78cm in blade length with a total length of 101cm, it maintains a classic form while incorporating modern reliability.
The sword features a wooden handle with detailed zinc alloy fittings, capped with a fixed gold-finish Tsuba for visual elegance. A striking black wooden scabbard with matching fittings complements the blade, enhanced by gold tassels and engraved designs that reflect traditional symbolism.
Whether for forms, display, or light practice, the Tai Chi Jian is a striking and functional piece for students and collectors alike.
*Australian Delivery Only – This weapon cannot be shipped internationally and is restricted to delivery within Australia.
Specifications
- Material: Carbon steel
- Blade length: 78cm
- Total length: 101cm
- Blade type: Flexible, ideal for Tai Chi
- Guard: Fixed gold finish Tsuba
- Handle: Wooden with zinc alloy fittings
- Scabbard: Wooden with engraved zinc alloy fittings
- Includes: Tassels and travel case
-
Sold individually (images show close-up and full-length views for illustration only)
Do I need a license or permit for a Sword?
In general, swords such as a sabre, cutlass, samurai sword, katana, etc fall outside the scope of the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998 and you do not need a license or permit to own one and there are no specific safe storage requirements.
https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/online_services/firearms/permits/firearms_permits/frequently_asked_questions_-_firearm_permits#wp2
