Taiji competition sword IWuF The International Wushu Federation (IWuF) sets strict standards for competition Tai Chi swords used in martial arts events. These standards ensure safety, durability, and proper balance for every competitor. Key features of competition Tai Chi swords include: Hollow-ground blade design that strengthens the spine while keeping the tip flexible. Lightweight yet sturdy construction, ideal for both competition and daily practice. Certification tag confirming compliance with IWuF standards. Flattened-diamond blade design specifically for Tai Chi practice. Multiple sizes available to ensure a perfect fit. Scabbard crafted from high-quality “huali” wood. Forged in Longquan, these semi-rigid competition Tai Chi swords combine quality and performance. Rust-proof 3CR13 stainless steel supports traditional internal-style practice. Aluminum-copper alloy decorations adorn the blade, hilt, guard, pommel, and scabbard. The rosewood handle and scabbard provide durability and elegance. Each sword weighs 550 grams without the blade and 950 grams with it. We design these competition Tai Chi swords specifically for international Taiji Jian competitions. For example, when a competitor holds the sword in the left hand, the tip must remain above the top of the ear. This rule ensures proper technique, consistency, and fair judging in every event. By choosing these competition Tai Chi swords, practitioners receive a weapon that meets international standards, performs reliably, and preserves traditional craftsmanship. Looking for a different kind of sword? Click here.