Traditional Chinese sword from the Han dynasty, perforated blade (96.5 cm.)

Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of ancient China with our spectacular ornamental sword inspired by the prestigious Han Dynasty. With exceptional design and unique details, this sword is a true gem that will capture your attention.

• Perforated blade: The steel blade features a perforated design decorated with holes, giving it a distinctive and elegant appearance. This feature not only adds beauty to the sword but also makes it light and easy to handle.
• Coordinated decoration: Both the guard, the hilt and the pommel are decorated completely to match the sheath of the sword, creating a visual harmony that reflects the attention to detail and exceptional craftsmanship of ancient China. This design coordination adds a touch of authenticity and beauty to the sword.
• Wooden Sheath: The sword comes accompanied by a wooden sheath that not only protects the blade but also enhances its beauty. Designed to complement the style of the sword, this scabbard is both functional and aesthetically appealing.
• Wood and metal handle: The wood and metal handle offers a firm and comfortable grip, ensuring safe and precise handling of the sword. Additionally, the coordinated design with the guard and knob adds a touch of elegance and sophistication.
• Dimensions and weight: With a total length of 965 mm (1025 mm with scabbard) and a weight of 1035 g (1445 g with scabbard), this ornamental sword is ideal for both display and admiration, ensuring a perfect balance between size and manageability.

Don't miss the opportunity to own this magnificent piece of history and tradition. With its unique design and exquisite details, it is a must-have addition to any collection. Get yours today and let the beauty and charm of ancient China transport you to times gone by!

The Han Dynasty was a golden era in Chinese history, ruling from 206 BC to 220 AD. During this period, China experienced great cultural, technological and economic development, establishing important trade routes and promoting Confucianism as the official philosophy of the state. His legacy endures to this day.