Celtic Seax Sword – 18" Hand Forged Viking Blade with Rosewood & Bone Handle

The Seax, also known as the Sax, was an iconic weapon of the Germanic tribes, from the Saxons and Angles to the Norse Vikings. This 18-inch long blade is a modern interpretation of the ancient long Seax, blending historical authenticity with functional design.

Expertly hand forged in Nepal, the blade is crafted from 5160 high-carbon steel repurposed from truck leaf springs—known for its exceptional strength and resilience. The polished single-edge blade bears Celtic symbols engraved along its spine, a nod to the intertwined histories of Celtic and Norse cultures.

A full tang construction provides durability, while the handle combines warm rosewood with bone inlays for both a traditional look and firm grip. Housed in a yak leather-covered scabbard, this Seax is ready for combat, bushcraft, or display. Whether for historical reenactment, outdoor use, or collection, this blade embodies the heritage of warrior craftsmanship.

Key Features:

• Hand forged in Nepal using traditional blacksmithing methods

• Made from 5160 carbon steel (truck leaf spring) for durability and edge retention

• 18-inch single-edged blade with polished finish and engraved Celtic symbols

• 6-inch full tang handle made from rosewood and bone for strength and style

• Scabbard crafted from cottonwood wrapped in yak leather

• Ready to use – sharpened and functional
  All measurements are approximate and may vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of the product.