Full Tang Slayer Viking Sword

Description

In the sagas of old Norse lore, Gram (Old Norse Gramr, meaning Wrath) is the legendary blade wielded by Sigurd to vanquish the fearsome dragon Fafnir. The sword first comes into Sigmund’s hands during the wedding feast of his sister Signy, marking it as a weapon steeped in family honor and fate. Crafted with a full tang construction, this blade offers strength and balance, essential for the fierce clashes of Viking warriors. The blade is forged from stainless steel and bears a shallow fuller running along its center, a feature that lightens the sword without sacrificing durability. Its mirror-polished surface gleams sharply, a reminder that such a blade is meant for battle, not just display. The guard and pommel are fashioned from stainless steel in a traditional Viking style, providing both protection and a firm grip. The handle is carved from sheesham wood, carefully contoured, stained, and sealed to withstand the rigors of combat and the elements. Accompanying the sword is a two-toned leather sheath, adorned with tooling that reflects the artistry of Viking craftsmen, designed to protect the blade after a hard day’s fight. A note to those who handle it: the blade is generously coated with oil to prevent rust and should be wiped clean before use or display.

Fun fact: Viking swords like Gram were often passed down through generations, their names and legends growing with each warrior who wielded them, making each blade not just a weapon but a storied heirloom of valor and fate.