Bronze Souls / Handmade Silver Jewelry / Pendant / Bronze Soul Sword Pendant

Bronze swords first emerged during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, reaching their pinnacle of craftsmanship in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, earning them the title "Lord of a Hundred Weapons." At that time, adorning oneself with a bronze sword was also seen as a symbol of status and rank among the nobility and warriors. Among these, the Sword of King Goujian of Yue is the most widely known. The ancient text "Shi Yi Ji" from the pre-Qin period records: "King Goujian of Yue ordered artisans to sacrifice to the god Kunwu with white horses and white oxen, smelted the gold to forge eight exquisite swords. One is named 'Yan Ri' (Sun Concealer), the second 'Duan Shui' (Water Cutter), the third 'Zhuan Po' (Soul Twister), the fourth 'Xuan Jian' (Hanging Blade), the fifth 'Jing Ni' (Startling Siren), the sixth 'Mie Po' (Soul Extinguisher), the seventh 'Que Xie' (Evil Repeller), and the eighth 'Zhen Gang' (True Steel)." While the craftsmanship of that era is difficult to fully ascertain, we now present the power and beauty of ancient cold weapons through modern silver design and quality. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// After-Sales Service Point Alarein Silversmith Address: No. 7, Lane 3, Alley 24, Huayin Street, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM