Hand-forged Damascus steel decorative collector sword
Damascus steel blade pattern on decorative sword
Decorative sword hilt detail
Damascus steel decorative sword, full length
Damascus steel decorative sword, angled view
Damascus pattern detail on decorative sword blade
Decorative sword pommel detail
Damascus steel decorative sword shown with scabbard
Hand-forged Damascus steel decorative sword
Hand-forged Damascus steel decorative collector sword
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Hand Forged Damascus Steel Display Sword with Rosewood Handle - 32 Inch

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Every pattern is one of one.

Damascus steel is made by forge-welding layers of steel together, folding them, and drawing them out again. Etch the finished blade and the layers surface as flowing lines. Because the folding is done by hand, no two blades ever come out the same — the pattern on this one exists on this one only.

The blade is double-edged and runs to a 32-inch overall length, set into a rosewood handle with a leather sheath. Rosewood darkens slowly with handling, so the piece changes a little over the years it sits with you.

Why 32 inches. Full-length swords need a lot of wall. This one fits a shelf, a cabinet, or a narrower stretch of wall where a 40-inch blade would crowd everything around it. It's the size people buy when they want a Damascus piece they'll actually have room to display properly.

Specifications

  • Overall length: 32 inches
  • Blade: hand-forged Damascus, double-edged, etched pattern
  • Handle: rosewood
  • Included: leather sheath
  • Each blade's pattern is unique; the piece you receive will differ slightly from the photographs

Care

Damascus needs oil. Wipe the blade with a light machine or mineral oil every few months to protect the etch, and keep it dry. Store out of reach of children.

Sold as a display and collector's item.

Forged steel is built to last

  • Holds a keen edge
  • Full-tang strength
  • Hand-finished
  • Ages beautifully

About our steel

Responsibly sourced

High-carbon and Damascus billets from established mills, chosen for grain consistency rather than price.

Forged, not stamped

Blades are heat-treated and hammered to shape, so the steel keeps its structure through the edge.

Finished by hand

Every piece is ground, etched and sharpened individually. No two patterns come out identical.