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20 reviewsThe novel kagome family RTi3Bi4 (R: rare-earth metals) offers a unique platform for exploringdistinctive physical phenomena such as anisotropy, spin density wave, and anomalous Hall effect. Inparticular, the magnetic frustration and behavior of magnetic anisotropy in antiferromagnetic (AFM)kagome materials are of great interest for the fundamental studies and hold promise for next-generationdevice applications. Here, we report a tunable bifurcation of magnetic anisotropic and bi-oriented AFMorder observed in the quasi-1D kagome antiferromagnet GdTi3Bi4. The magnetic domain evolutionsduring two plateau transition processes are directly visualized, unveiling a pronounced in-plane anisotropyalong the a axis. Temperature-dependent characterization reveals a bifurcation transition of anisotropy atapproximately 2 K, where the a-axis anisotropy splits into two special orientations, revealing a hiddenbi-oriented in-plane AFM order that deviates from the high-symmetry direction by 7°. More intriguingly,the characteristics of the bifurcated anisotropy are clearly illustrated through vector magnetic fieldmodulation, revealing three distinct in-plane domain phases in the transverse magnetic field phase diagram.Our results not only provide valuable insights into the tunable bifurcation of magnetic anisotropic inGdTi3Bi4, but also pave a novel pathway for AFM spintronics development.DOI: 10.1103/mryp-krmp