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Martial Arts Tournament Trophy
Give a tournament placement a clear, lasting record. This martial arts trophy identifies the competitor, event and division instead of relying on a generic winner inscription.
$89–$229 per trophy, USD · final price confirmed in your written quote
Who is the Martial Arts Tournament Trophy for, and what is personalized?
The Martial Arts Tournament Trophy is a made-to-order trophy for dojo owners, tournament organizers and schools, suited to tournament, rank promotion and championship. It carries five personalized lines: Competitor, Event, Category, Division and Placement. The suggested size is 12"–18" H, and the material direction is metal and resin with wood or acrylic base.
The first image is an AI-generated design concept of the Martial Arts Tournament Trophy; the next 4 illustrate planning steps with a related product, not this design; the last is a collection setting. None is completed customer work.
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Wording layout
Competitor appears here
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Martial Arts Tournament Trophy specifications
- Format
- Trophy
- Material
- Metal and resin with wood or acrylic base
- Suggested size
- 12"–18" H
- Personalization
- Competitor, Event, Category, Division, Placement
- Made for
- Dojo owners, Tournament organizers, Schools
- Occasions
- Tournament, Rank promotion, Championship
- Price
- $89–$229 USD per trophy
- Collection group
- Tournament results: identify the discipline, category and actual placement.
Separate forms, sparring and other categories exactly as your event lists them. Include the age or rank division when it distinguishes the result, and avoid combining several placements into one ambiguous title.
Example Martial Arts Tournament Trophy inscription
Illustrative wording, not a customer order.
- Competitor
- Jamie Chen
- Event
- Autumn Open
- Category
- Forms
- Division
- Adult Intermediate
- Placement
- First Place
Jamie Chen
Autumn Open
Forms
Adult Intermediate
First Place
Several Martial Arts Tournament Trophy pieces with different competitor lines?
Download the CSV template (headings only): one row per inscription, typed exactly.
How does the Martial Arts Tournament Trophy compare?
Build your own shortlist| Design | Martial Arts Tournament Trophy This design | 3D Fist or Kick Motif Trophy | Black Belt Achievement Plaque | Martial Arts Team Photo Plaque |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Give a tournament placement a clear, lasting record. This martial arts trophy identifies the competitor, event and division instead of relying on a generic winner inscription. | Make the movement the visual centerpiece of the award. A dimensional fist or kicking figure can be developed around the discipline and the event's own artwork. | Recognize a black belt achievement with the student's name, rank and promotion date on a dedicated plaque. A short instructor message can add a personal connection to the milestone. | Keep the team photograph and tournament memory together. A martial arts photo plaque pairs the group image with the school, event and a short caption. |
| Why choose it | Separate forms, sparring and other categories exactly as your event lists them. Include the age or rank division when it distinguishes the result, and avoid combining several placements into one ambiguous title. | Select a pose that represents the intended discipline and provide a reference for the design review. Keep thin limbs and small details in proportion to the trophy, with the competitor information on a separate base plate. | Confirm the rank notation with the instructor and retain the school's spelling of the discipline. Choose a brief dedication that reflects the student's work rather than adding credentials or affiliations that are not part of the award. | Choose a photograph where the whole group is visible, then give long rosters their own area below the image. Check whether the plaque recognizes participation or a placement before adding a championship title. |
| Material | Metal and resin with wood or acrylic base | 3D-printed elements + base | Walnut or acrylic with metal plate | Wood with acrylic cover |
| Suggested size | 12"–18" H | 12"–16" H | 10" x 8" | 11" x 9" |
| Price | $89–$229 per trophy | $249–$599 per trophy | $69–$159 per plaque | $69–$159 per plaque |
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Dojo Award Studio planning guides
All buying guidesCoordinate a multi-dojo order through one shared item schedule, with separate rank approvals, exact names, destination quantities and receiving owners for every location.
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Use grading plaques to record an approved rank milestone and tournament medals to recognize the event’s defined result, with separate eligibility, wording and quantities.