Scimitar Sword – Hand-Forged Historical Blade | Carbon Steel | D-Guard Rosewood Handle | Made in Nepal

Reviving the power and elegance of the historic Middle Eastern scimitar, this 18-Inch Hand-Forged Scimitar Sword is a compact yet capable weapon made for real-world function and inspired by centuries-old warrior traditions. Forged in Nepal using traditional blacksmithing methods, each blade is shaped from 5160 high-carbon truck leaf spring steel, water-tempered along the edge for strength and flexibility.

The blade's iconic curve delivers excellent slashing ability, while its semi-polished finish preserves a raw, battle-hardened aesthetic. Designed with a 6-inch full tang D-guard handle crafted from rosewood, it ensures control and protection for the wielder. Whether for historical collectors, martial arts practitioners, or those seeking a ready-to-use, handmade blade—this sword delivers function, form, and history.

Key Features:

• Hand-Forged in Nepal: Crafted using traditional blacksmithing techniques by skilled Nepalese artisans.

• Blade: 18-inch curved single-edged blade made from 5160 carbon steel, water-tempered and semi-polished.

• Edge: Sharpened and balanced for cutting, combat training, or practical outdoor use.

• Handle: 6-inch full tang rosewood handle with a D-guard for improved hand protection and grip.

• Scabbard: Custom-fitted leather sheath included for safe storage and carrying.

• Design Inspiration: Modeled after the historical scimitar swords from the Middle East and South Asia.

• Functionality: Ready to use out of the box—ideal for bushcraft, martial arts, stage performance, or historical reenactment.

Specifications:

• Blade Material: High Carbon 5160 Leaf Spring Steel

• Blade Length: 18 inches (45.72 cm)

• Handle Material: Rosewood (with D-guard)

• Handle Length: 6 inches (15.24 cm)

• Total Length: 24 inches (60.96 cm)

• Blade Finish: Semi-polished, sharpened, water-tempered

• Tang: Full Tang Construction

• Sheath: Leather-bound, handmade in Nepal
  All dimensions and weights are approximate due to the handmade nature of the product.