Tizona Cid sword with chiseled hilt

Discover the majesty of the Toledo Tizona Sword, chiseled by the Castilian Knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, better known as EL CID CAMPEADOR of the 11th century! This sword, available both with and without a scabbard, is a true gem that cannot be missing from your collection.

Manufactured in Toledo, Spain, by the renowned Art Gladius brand, this sword has a high-quality stainless steel blade that guarantees its durability and resistance. Its width is 19 cm. and its length of 105 cm. They make it an imposing and striking piece.

If you are a lover of history and medieval culture, this sword is perfect for you. Its chiseled and detailed design will transport you to the era of knights and epic battles. In addition, its decorative nature makes it the ideal complement to any environment, whether in your home, office or games room.

Rodrigo Díaz, Vivar del Cid, Burgos was a Castilian knight who came to dominate the Levant of the Iberian Peninsula at the head of his own retinue at the end of the 11th century, autonomously from the authority of any king. He managed to conquer Valencia and established an independent dominion in this city from June 15, 1094 until his death.

He is a historical and legendary figure of the Reconquista, whose life inspired the most important epic poem in Spanish literature, the Cantar de mio Cid. He has passed down to posterity as El Campeador or El Cid. He was known by the nickname "Campeador" during his lifetime, as it is attested in documents since 1098; The nickname "Cid", although it is conjectured that his contemporaries from Zaragoza or Valencia may have used it, appears for the first time in the Poema de Almería, composed between 1147 and 1149.

Don't settle for just any decorative sword, choose the authenticity and quality of the Toledo Tizona Sword. You won't find another one like it on the market. Get it and become a true collector of unique pieces!