Full Tang Black Ding Baiying Chinese Sword, Forged Damascus Steel Sharp Blade, Brass Engraved Fittings, Dark Dragon Phoenix Sandalwood Scabbard, Wuxia Collectible Sword

Name: Ding Baiying (Black Version)
Blade Material: Forged Damascus Steel
Fittings: Brass
Overall Length: 108cm
Blade Length: 70cm
Handle Length: 26cm
Blade Width: 3.7cm
Blade Thickness: 0.7cm
Weight (without scabbard): 1.2kg
Total Weight: Approx. 2.0kg
Scabbard Material: Premium Dark Dragon-Phoenix Sandalwood
Handle Material: Premium Dark Dragon-Phoenix Sandalwood
Construction: Full Tang

Ding Baiying Black Version embodies the lonely and resolute temperament of the female swordsman. The scabbard and handle are crafted from dark dragon phoenix sandalwood, deep and quiet as the night, matched with fully engraved brass fittings. Intertwined floral and ginkgo patterns are delicately carved, gorgeous yet understated. Built with full tang construction, the Damascus steel blade is forged in countless layers, with continuous wave-like patterns hidden within the cold steel. The brass hardware adopts vintage finishing, featuring elaborate hollowed scroll engravings and paired with black tassels. It conceals its edge quietly when sheathed, and bursts with cold radiance once drawn. The solemn dark sandalwood, luxurious brass and sharp patterned steel blend together, shaping the image of a chivalrous woman hiding in shadows, guarding her faith with sword in hand.

Everyone knows Ding Baiying defeated enemies with her narrow blade, yet few know she owned another sword forged for the dark night — the black sandalwood Ding Baiying.
It was forged after her sect fell, when she hid herself deep in the mountains. By day, she hid her edge and wandered in black robes. After nightfall, she would draw this sword. The dark sandalwood scabbard melts into shadow, while brass engravings glow with dim golden light under moonlight. The Damascus blade patterns flow like a dark river.
This sword was not made for frontal battles, but for keeping promises. On countless cold nights, she blocked pursuers alone. No loud shouts, only one decisive strike. As the blade flashes, the steel patterns swirl. She never seeks battle or bloodshed, only to protect the last spark of her sect.
Sandalwood withstands time, brass records hardships, and layered forged steel carries her solitary courage. While the sword remains sheathed, she endures all things. Once drawn, her promise shall never break. This is the spirit of the female swordsman of the night: calm, powerful, capable of shaking storms in silence.