Wing Chun Butterfly Swords – Stainless Steel Baat Jaam Do Twin Set with Copper Handles, Red Wrapped Grips and Black Leather Sheaths

Traditional Wing Chun Butterfly Sword Set

This matching pair of Wing Chun butterfly swords, also known as Baat Jaam Do or Bart Cham Dao, combines broad stainless steel blades with copper handles, rounded knuckle guards, red wrapped grips, and black leather protective sheaths. The compact twin-blade format is designed for controlled Wing Chun forms, martial arts demonstrations, collection, and cultural display.

Key Features

• Complete matching pair of Wing Chun butterfly swords
• Two swords included in the listed price
• Broad stainless steel blade construction
• Compact traditional Baat Jaam Do proportions
• Rounded forward blade profile
• Copper handle and guard construction
• Full loop-style hand guards
• Red cord-wrapped grips
• Black leather protective sheaths included
• Approximate 17.7 in overall length per sword
• No assembly required
• Produced in Longquan, Zhejiang, China

Specifications

Measurements and packaged weight are approximate. The supplied 2 kg figure includes packaging and protective sheaths; the net weight of the sword pair has not been separately confirmed.

Materials and Construction

Stainless Steel Blades

• Broad stainless steel blade construction
• Compact Wing Chun butterfly sword proportions
• Rounded forward blade shape
• Three shallow decorative longitudinal lines
• Matching left and right presentation
• Polished silver-tone finish

Copper Handles and Guards

• Copper handle structure
• Full loop-style hand guard
• Forward-curving hook near the blade base
• Warm brass-tone visual appearance
• Red cord-wrapped grip
• Matching construction on both swords

Protective Sheaths

• Black leather construction
• Protective coverage for storage and transport
• Strap and snap-button closure
• Designed for the matching sword pair

Traditional Twin-Blade Configuration

Wing Chun butterfly swords are traditionally practiced as a coordinated pair. Their compact length, broad blades, forward hooks, and enclosed guards distinguish them from full-length Chinese Dao, ordinary daggers, and Western-style short swords.

The two matching swords support mirrored positioning and coordinated bilateral movement within established Wing Chun weapon forms.

Baat Jaam Do Styling

The term Baat Jaam Do is widely used for the paired butterfly swords associated with Wing Chun. English spellings may also include Bart Cham Dao, Bat Jam Dao, or Eight-Cut Knives.

This product is a newly manufactured training and collector set inspired by traditional Wing Chun weapon design. It should not be represented as an antique or as equipment certified by a specific martial arts lineage.

Designed For

• Controlled Wing Chun forms practice
• Baat Jaam Do training routines
• Martial arts demonstrations
• Stage and cultural performance
• Wing Chun schools and training halls
• Chinese martial arts collections
• Photography and video presentation
• Traditional martial arts gifting

Training and Safety Notice

These are rigid metal martial arts implements. The blade edges, tips, forward hooks, hand guards, and combined mass can cause injury even when the edges are not sharpened. They are intended for responsible adult users with appropriate training.

Practice only in a spacious, controlled environment under qualified supervision. Maintain adequate clearance from people, animals, walls, windows, furniture, vehicles, and fragile objects.

Inspection Before Practice

• Inspect both blades for bending, cracking, or deformation
• Check each copper guard and forward hook for looseness
• Confirm that the red grip wrapping remains tight
• Inspect handle joints before every session
• Do not use either sword if any fitting is loose or damaged
• Begin practice with slow and controlled movements

Package Includes

• 2 × Stainless Steel Wing Chun Butterfly Swords
• 1 × Black Leather Protective Sheath Set
• 1 × Carrying Bag
• Protective Foam Packaging

The listing price is for one complete matching pair.

Care Instructions

Wipe both stainless steel blades with a clean, dry cloth after handling. Apply a light coat of metal-safe maintenance oil periodically, especially near the guards, blade shoulders, and decorative grooves.

Keep the copper handles, red grip wrapping, and leather sheaths dry before storage. Store the set in a clean, low-humidity environment and avoid abrasive cleaners, prolonged moisture, or harsh chemicals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the listing include one sword or two?

The listing includes one matching pair containing two Wing Chun butterfly swords.

Are these Baat Jaam Do?

Yes. They use the compact twin-blade configuration commonly identified as Wing Chun Baat Jaam Do or Bart Cham Dao.

What material are the blades made from?

The supplied specification identifies both blades as stainless steel.

What material are the handles made from?

The supplied specification identifies the handles and loop guards as copper.

Are the handles solid brass?

No. The supplier lists copper. Their polished yellow-metal appearance may resemble brass, but they should not be described as solid brass unless the alloy composition is verified.

Are black leather sheaths included?

Yes. A black leather protective sheath set is included for storage and transport.

Does the listed 2 kg represent the sword-pair weight?

Not necessarily. The supplier identifies approximately 2 kg as packaged weight with the protective sheaths. The net weight of the two swords should be measured separately.

Are the blades sharpened?

The supplied specification does not confirm the edge condition. Contact LOONGSWORD before ordering when a specific edge configuration is required.

Are these suitable for beginners?

Their rigid metal construction, forward hooks, enclosed guards, and paired handling requirements make them more suitable for trained adults under qualified supervision.

Do they require assembly?

No. Both swords arrive fully assembled.

Why Choose LOONGSWORD

• Complete matching Wing Chun butterfly sword pair
• Stainless steel blade construction
• Copper handles and enclosed hand guards
• Traditional forward-hook configuration
• Black leather protective sheaths included
• Produced in Longquan, Zhejiang, China