Andúril, also known as the Flame of the West, is an iconic sword that appears in JRR Tolkien's legendary work, 'The Lord of the Rings'. This sword is an unofficial replica of Andúril and is a coveted piece by followers of the work. Below, I provide you with more information about Andúril and the character who wielded it:
Andúril: The Flame of the West
- Origin of the Sword: Andúril was forged from the fragments of the sword Narsil by the master elven blacksmith, Telchar. Narsil was broken during the battle in which Isildur cut the One Ring from Sauron's finger. After Sauron's defeat, the sword was inherited by the House of Elendil and eventually came into the hands of Aragorn, who restored it and renamed it Andúril.
- Sword Bearer: Andúril was wielded by Aragorn, one of the main characters in 'The Lord of the Rings'. Aragorn, also known as Strider, is a descendant of Isildur and a brave warrior who plays a crucial role in fighting Sauron's forces. With Andúril, he becomes King Elessar and leader of Gondor.
- Meaning of Andúril: The name 'Andúril' means 'Flame of the West' in Sindarin, an Elvish language. The sword is a powerful symbol of the fight against dark forces and represents renewal and hope in dark times.
With a total length of 134cm and authentic details, this unofficial Andúril replica is an exciting way to bring a piece of Middle-earth into your collection or home. Plus, it includes a wall mount so you can display it proudly. This sword is a tribute to Aragorn's bravery and determination in his quest to protect Middle-earth and restore peace.
