27-Inch Scimitar Sword – Hand-Forged Middle Eastern Saber | Functional Curved Blade 

Forged from 5160 high-carbon spring steel, reclaimed from truck leaf springs, this sword offers exceptional strength and cutting power. The full tang construction ensures reliability, while the polished curve of the 27-inch blade delivers smooth, controlled slashes. The 8-inch rosewood handle provides a comfortable grip and superb balance, making this a battle-ready blade designed for performance and durability.

Each sword is paired with a hand-stitched leather scabbard, preserving the traditional aesthetics of Eastern warriors while offering modern protection. Whether you’re a martial artist, historical reenactor, or a collector of authentic functional blades, this Scimitar stands out for its heritage, power, and artistry.

Key Features:

• Hand-Forged in Nepal by Everest Forge – Authentic craftsmanship using traditional blacksmithing techniques.

• Blade: 27-inch curved, single-edged blade forged from 5160 high-carbon steel. Polished and water-tempered for flexibility and edge retention.

• Handle: 8-inch full tang rosewood handle – ergonomic and durable for strong grip and control.

• Scabbard: Leather-wrapped scabbard – protective and classically styled.

• Functionality: Fully sharpened and functional – ideal for martial artists, collectors, and cutting practice.

• Balance: Designed for smooth slashing and fast movement – great for mounted-style reenactments or performance.

• Warranty: Covered under Everest Forge’s manufacturer guarantee for quality and durability.

Historical Note:

Scimitars trace their origins to the cavalry blades of the Islamic Golden Age, with use across the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and South Asia. Designed for horseback combat, their curved form allowed for rapid, slicing strikes with minimal resistance. Over time, the scimitar evolved into several regional styles like the Shamshir, Saif, Kilij, and Talwar. These swords were not only tools of war but also symbols of prestige and craftsmanship—values carried into each Everest Forge blade.