Kungfu Jian Sword

For martial artists seeking more than a flimsy wall-hanger or bargain-bin imitation, the Kungfu Jian sword by Dragon King offers a perfect balance of performance and refinement. Built for serious practice and training, this weapon captures the fluid grace of traditional Chinese swordsmanship while providing the durability and feel that practitioners demand.

The Jian in Martial Tradition

The Jian is often called the “Gentleman of Weapons,” a sword that requires patience, control, and balance to master. Unlike the exaggerated flexibility of wushu performance blades, the Kungfu Jian retains the responsive qualities of a practice weapon while incorporating strength and structure for realistic handling. It embodies the philosophy of Kungfu training: discipline, flow, and harmony between body and blade.

Details of the Kungfu Jian Sword

The 28 ½” blade features a reinforcing ridge and a subtle sunflower scroll etching near the guard, offering both beauty and strength. The composite handle contrasts with the matte stainless steel guard and open pommel, designed to accept a tassel for traditional training. At 39” overall length and weighing just 1 lb 10 oz, the Kungfu Jian balances comfortably with its pivot point resting right at the guard, giving it excellent flow in practice. A matching caramel-colored composite scabbard with matte stainless steel accents and chape completes the presentation. Whether for Kungfu forms, display, or personal mastery, this sword moves as gracefully as it looks.