Hanwei - Shaolin Dharma Sword

Description

Hanwei - Shaolin Dharma Sword
Hanwei - Shaolin Dharma Sword
Bodhidharma, a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5/6th centuries, is revered for presenting Zento China through shaolin Monastery, which became zen’s birthplace in China. Born into Indian royalty, he became a monk and traveled through Southeast Asia, possibly arriving in China in the early 5th century. He was the twenty-eighth Patriarch of Buddhism, in a line dating back to The Buddha himself.
Bodhidharma’s association with Shaolin is legendary and some popular accounts credit him with presenting a series of exercises to Shaolin monks who evolved into their renowned fighting skills. The lotus flower, one of the emblems of Shaolin Temple, is indicative of the Zen spirit by which Dharma was able to enter a meditative state that excluded all the external influences of the mind, allowing a clear view of reality.
The elegant Shaolin Darhma Sword is truly representative of the spirit of Bodhidharma. The high carbon forged steel sheet is decorated with lotus patterns, which also form the handle theme and intricate work cover accessories. Mango and pod are traditionally made of bamboo.
Manufactured by Hanwei
Details:
High carbon steel.
Detailed accessories.
Authorized by Shaolin Temple.
Blade material: high carbon steel.
Overall length: 85.1 cm.
Blade length: 65.4 cm.
Handle length: 15.2 cm.
Weight: 839 gr.
Balance point: 29.2 cm from the guard.
Manufactured by Cas Hanwei ®
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