5-Lobed Pommel Medieval Sword | Hand-Forged Historical Blade by Everest Forge

Experience the craftsmanship of the early medieval era with the 5-Lobed Pommel Medieval Sword by Everest Forge. Hand-forged from high-quality 5160 leaf spring steel, this sword embodies the resilience and precision of traditional forging techniques. Each blade undergoes meticulous shaping and water tempering to achieve optimal hardness and flexibility, resulting in a sharpened edge ready for use.

The 5-lobed pommel design, prominent during the Viking Age and early medieval period, not only provides balance but also reflects the artistry of the time. This style was popular in regions like Norway, Denmark, and parts of the British Isles, where it served as both a counterweight and a symbol of warrior prestige. Its distinctive lobed shape also allowed for better grip handling when wielded with one or two hands.

Complemented by a 7-inch rosewood handle and a leather-wrapped scabbard, this sword is both a functional weapon and a piece of living history. Whether you're a collector, reenactor, or martial artist, this battle-ready sword offers durability, control, and medieval authenticity.

Key Features

• Medieval Sword Design: Inspired by authentic early medieval and Viking Age swords with a 5-lobed pommel.
• Hand-Forged in Nepal: Crafted using traditional blacksmithing methods from 5160 high-carbon steel.
• Water Tempered Blade: Sharpened edge with balanced hardness and flexibility.
• Full Tang Construction: Ensures strength and control during real use.
• Rosewood Handle: 7-inch grip designed for ergonomic comfort.
• Leather Scabbard Included: Protective sheath for storage and transportation.
• Ready to Use: Sharpened and built for performance.

Specifications

• Blade Length: 25 inches
• Handle Length: 7 inches
• Total Length: 34 inches
• Blade Weight: 1.1 kg
• Blade Material: 5160 high-carbon spring steel (truck leaf spring)
• Handle Material: Rosewood
• Pommel Type: 5-lobed medieval style
• Scabbard: Leather-wrapped
• Origin: Hand-forged in Nepal by Everest Forge

Note

Each sword is individually hand-forged. Minor variations in shape, weight, or wood grain are expected and reflect the artisan craftsmanship.