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Posts Tagged ‘ dao ’ When buying a tai chi sword (or any other sword for that matter) there are certain things to consider. Think carefully about what you will be using it for to avoid the disappointment of ending up with the wrong type. If buying online and have any doubts contact the vendor for advice. A Few Considerations: (more…) The ‘jian’ is a Chinese sword commonly used in tai chi sword forms. It is around 3 – 3.5 feet long including the handle or ‘grip’, and has a straight double edged blade, 1.5 – 2 inches wide. There is a crossbar or guard between the blade and the handle designed to protect the hand in swordplay. On the end of the handle there is a pommel to prevent the sword from slipping out of the hand, to which a tassel is usually fastened.
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Bheadh claíomh luath Síneach a bheith an-bhunúsach, déanta as cré-umha agus ní i bhfad níos faide ná dagger, ach de réir mar cinn teicneolaíochta bhí sé indéanta dóibh a dhéanamh níos faide agus as cruach carbóin. Tá an blade a bheith géar ar an imeall fós intuargainte go leor ionas nach Léim ar dteagmháil, a bhfuil bainte amach trí theicnící chruthú sciliúil. Nuair a thosaigh claimhte a dhéanamh 'tang iomlán' (an blade clúdaithe laistigh de fhad an láimhseáil) go raibh sé chun cinn mór mar cosc sé an lann ó bheith scoite ó na láimhseáil. Tá sé suimiúil chun féachaint ar a sword á dhéanamh ó thús go deireadh, próiseas an-oilte a tháirgeadh píosa exquisite de armra. (níos mó ...)