King of Yue GouJian Early Dynasty Bronze

This sword is a replica of one of the most famous Chinese blades, still functional today and over 2,000 years old. It's the King of Yue Goujian bronze sword, an archaeological artifact dating back to the Spring and Autumn Period (771 - 403 BCE), seen today in the Hubei Provincial Museum. The sword's "bird-worm" seal script, matching the symbols and text columns of the original, can be found on this replica too.

This blade, made from pure bronze just like the original, boasts identical x-like patterns spanning its entire length. The handle, made of brass, features an authentic ribbed and circled pommel at the bottom. Included with this unsharpened bronze sword is a complimentary sword bag. It's an outstanding storytelling piece representing humanity's initial sword crafting, making it an ideal addition to any sword collection.