TL10 | Chihuang Tang Sword | Chinese sword (Tang Dao) | Honsanmai structure blade | T10 steel wrapped in Damascus steel | clay-tempered | phoenix | Red&Golden | Ray-skin | Battle-Ready | Full-tang | Spartan Blades Club | CHEN'S SWORDS 1892

This Chihuang Tang Sword follows the form of Tang Dynasty swords in China. Tang swords have always been renowned for their straight and upright blades and exquisite forging techniques. They perform remarkably well in actual combat, boasting excellent slashing and piercing capabilities. Whether facing dense formations of soldiers or thick armor, they can exert powerful lethality. Meanwhile, due to their exquisite decorations, Tang swords also symbolize status and identity in ceremonial occasions, representing the perfect combination of practicality and art.

The blade of this sword adopts the honsanmai structure, with T10 steel as the core, wrapped in Damascus steel, and processed through clay - tempering. This makes the blade not only highly hard but also possess good toughness, achieving a balance between rigidity and flexibility. The scabbard has a solid wood core wrapped with ray-skin, giving it a unique texture. The fittings are made of solid brass, processed with gilding and silver plating techniques, and carved with phoenix patterns. In Chinese culture, the phoenix is a symbol of auspiciousness, nobility, and good luck, representing beauty, happiness, and rebirth. The red scabbard complements the phoenix patterns, highlighting the beauty of the phoenix and endowing the sword with a warm and noble temperament. The overall appearance fully showcases the charm of the Tang Dynasty. It is a masterpiece that perfectly integrates traditional craftsmanship and cultural elements, and is of great collection and appreciation value.