Description
No true warrior’s kit is complete without a sword that serves both in battle and in ceremony. This blade carries the distinctive swirling patterns of Damascus steel, forged with 176 layers of folded 1095 and 15N20 alloy steel, a process that not only creates its unique look but also enhances its strength and resilience. Measuring 30.5 inches from tip to guard and 1.75 inches across the blade, it strikes a balance between reach and control. The hardness, around HRC 54 to 55, ensures a keen edge while maintaining flexibility to withstand the rigors of combat.
The guard, crafted from polished brass, sweeps downward in a subtle arc, offering protection for the hand without sacrificing agility. At the opposite end, the pommel takes the form of an octagonal Templar style, inset with a cross,a symbol often found on medieval swords, reflecting the spiritual and martial duties of knights. The handle itself is wrapped in rich red leather, featuring raised notches that provide a secure grip even in the heat of battle. At 7 inches long, it fits comfortably in the hand, allowing for precise control.
Accompanying the sword is a hand-crafted sheath made from genuine leather dyed in deep reds and blacks, secured with a brass snap to keep the blade safe when not in use. This sheath, like the sword, bears the marks of hand forging,each tool mark and slight imperfection a testament to the craftsman’s labor and the sword’s authenticity as a piece forged with care and tradition.
Specifications
Overall Length: 38 Inches
Blade Length: 30.5 Inches
Blade Width: 1.75 Inches
Handle Length: 7 Inches
Guard Length: 7 Inches
Guard Material: Brass
Brass Octagon Templar Pommel with Cross Pattern
Features
Blade Material: Damascus steel, 1095/15N20 Alloy Steel
176 Blade Layers
Folded 300-350 Times
HRC: 54-55
Handle Material: Wood, Leather Wrap
Leather Sheath
Hand Forged
Fun fact: The distinctive patterns on Damascus steel swords were once believed to hold mystical properties, and warriors thought these blades could cut through armor and stone alike,though in truth, their true power lies in the skillful folding and forging techniques passed down through generations of smiths.
