Scimitar Swords – Hand-Forged Curved Blades 

Step into the legacy of curved blades with our handcrafted Scimitar swords, forged in Nepal by the skilled blacksmiths of Everest Forge. Each sword is a tribute to centuries of warrior tradition—fully functional, battle-ready, and rooted in history. Known for their sweeping curves and slashing power, scimitars have long been revered for their performance in mounted combat and close-quarter battles.

A Blade Shaped by History

The Scimitar is not a single sword but a family of curved blades with origins across the Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, and the Indian subcontinent. First seen in the 9th century, these blades were favored by Turkic, Persian, Arab, and Mughal cavalry warriors for their agility and efficiency in slicing strikes from horseback. The Western term "Scimitar" encompasses legendary designs like the Persian Shamshir, Turkish Kilij, Arabian Saif, and Indian Talwar.

These swords weren't just weapons—they were symbols of rank, status, and honor. Often richly adorned, they appeared in royal courts, religious iconography, and military parades, transcending their role on the battlefield. Their design has influenced blades across Asia, Eastern Europe, and even modern fantasy culture.

Everest Forge Craftsmanship

At Everest Forge, each Scimitar sword is hand-forged using high-carbon steel, heat-treated, and tempered by master blade smiths in Nepal. These are functional curved swords—not display pieces—crafted for cutting, training, and real-world use.

Key Features:

• High-carbon steel blades forged by hand in Nepal

• Authentic curved profile ideal for slashing and horseback combat

• Full tang construction for balance, strength, and durability

• Wooden or horn handle for historical accuracy and secure grip

• Traditional leather scabbards included for storage or display

• Fully functional and sharpened—perfect for martial artists, collectors, and reenactors

Whether you're drawn by the history, the form, or the functionality, our scimitars deliver the spirit of the past into the hands of modern warriors and collectors. These are real swords, built with traditional forging techniques and centuries-old design philosophy.