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The Qing Dao refers broadly to sabres commonly associated with the Qing dynasty (1644–1912), a period when single-edged blades became the dominant sidearm. These sabres were practical in form, favouring a sturdy blade profile and straightforward fittings, and were widely carried by officials and guards alike. Over time, the Qing Dao also became a visual symbol of late-imperial Chinese martial culture.
This example features a carbon steel blade paired with a rosewood handle and scabbard, giving it a warm, understated appearance. The dragon-themed zinc alloy fittings add a touch of traditional symbolism, reflecting authority and auspiciousness without overwhelming the overall design. Balanced and elegant, it captures the essence of Qing-era sabres in a form suitable for display or collection.
Specifications
Overall: 91cm
Blade Length: 65cm
Blade Thickness: 7mm
Blade Width: 3.7cm
Handle Length: 20cm
Blade: Carbon steel
Handle: Rosewood
Scabbard: Rosewood
Fittings: Zinc alloy
*Display stand not included.
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