Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish
Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish
Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish
Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish
Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish

Dual Tone Medieval Sword with Mirrored Finish

83$

SKU: SW-1A5-SS2876 Category:

Description

What you see at first glance may deceive the eye, much like the shifting shadows on a battlefield. This sword, known as the Mirrored Illusion, carries a blade finished in two distinct tones that play with light and depth. The central fuller,an indented groove running down the blade,has been darkened with a lacquer to create a striking contrast, giving the sword a sense of weight and purpose beyond mere decoration. This technique not only lightens the blade but also adds structural strength, a feature prized by smiths and warriors alike.

The handle is wrapped in black leather, offering both a firm grip and a tactile connection to the sword’s balance. Leather was often used in times past for its durability and comfort, helping a fighter maintain control even in the heat of combat. The guard is forged flat and twisted, its pointed edges angled toward the blade’s tip, a design that offers protection to the hand while allowing swift maneuvering. At the base, the pommel is shaped in a simple circle with a raised center, serving as a counterweight to the blade and aiding in the sword’s overall balance.

This sword comes paired with a genuine leather sheath, equipped with a shoulder strap for ease of carry,an important consideration for any warrior on the move. The sheath protects the blade and allows for quick access when the need arises.


Specifications
Overall Length: 33 Inches
Blade Length: 26 Inches
Blade Width: 2 Inches
Blade Thickness: 4.14 mm
Handle Length: 7 Inches
Blade Construction: 1095 High Carbon Steel
Handle Construction: Black Leather Wrap
Includes: Genuine Leather Scabbard with Shoulder Strap
Features: Dual Tone Blade with Darkened Fuller, Twisted Guard, Circular Pommel

Fun Fact: The dual tone finish on this sword is reminiscent of the “Damascus” patterning prized in medieval blades, where layers of steel were forged together to create both beauty and resilience. Though this sword uses a lacquered finish for effect, it captures that same spirit of craftsmanship and visual intrigue.