Are you passionate about Viking history? Discover our impressive Eigg Island Viking Sword, a faithful replica of a sword found on the Isle of Eigg and dated to the 8th / 9th century. This sword is more than just a collector's item, it is a window to the past that will transport you to the Viking Age.
The first thing that will strike you about this sword is its thin, blunt Damascus steel blade with a fuller broad. This blade has been carefully designed to provide strength and durability, without losing the characteristic elegance of Viking swords.
But not only the blade stands out on this sword, but also its richly decorated cast bronze hilt. Every detail has been precisely crafted to add a touch of authenticity to this stunning piece.
The sword also features a short bronze guard and pommel, which not only add to its aesthetic beauty, but also give it balance and control during use. The ergonomics of the handle will ensure that you have a firm and comfortable grip at all times.
To complete this authentic Viking sword, the scabbard is made of leather-wrapped wood. Leather not only provides a protective coating, but also adds a touch of elegance to the sword. The bronze cover and mouth, as well as the bronze belt loop, are details that demonstrate the attention to detail of this exceptional piece.
We didn't want to forget to mention the dimensions of this sword. With a length of 97.5 cms. and an 80cm blade, this sword is the perfect size to proudly display in your home or even use at historical reenactments and special events.
Don't wait any longer to get your hands on a piece of Viking history! Our Eigg Island Viking Sword offers you the opportunity to revive the spirit of the Vikings and become a true warrior.
The terms Damascus steel or pattern welded designate a composite steel forged from two or more different types of steel. It is named after its birthplace, the Syrian city of Damascus, a former stronghold of stamped steel production. As a common practice, a harder high carbon steel and a softer low carbon steel are repeatedly welded and folded together.
High carbon steel ensures greater hardness, better hardenability and longer edge retention, while softer steel gives the blade greater flexibility and tensile strength. This procedure, which arose at a time when steel grades were often low and inconsistent, allows the positive attributes of different steel grades to be combined.
In addition, the different hues generated by the varying carbon content of the alternating layers create strikingly beautiful patterns, such as the twisted motif called the Torsion Damascus pattern or the Rose Damascus pattern. No doubt these unusual patterns explain in part why inherent magical properties were attributed to Damascus steel blades of the Middle Ages.
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