Custom Viking Sword With Damascus Pummel & Guard-910
Custom Viking Sword With Damascus Pummel & Guard-910
Overall Length: 28″
Blade Length: 21″
Material:
Blade Material: Damascus steel
Handle Material: Rose wood & Brass Spacers
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SKU:VK-910
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What Makes Our Custom Viking Sword with Damascus Pommel and Guard Stand Out?
Our Custom Viking Sword carries Damascus steel through the blade, guard and pommel, so the layered pattern runs across the whole sword rather than stopping at the hilt.
The rosewood handle is set off with brass spacers, adding warm tone and contrast between the grey Damascus fittings and the dark grain of the wood.
Every component etches to its own pattern, which makes each sword one of a kind. Collectors who prefer a golden hilt can compare the handcrafted Viking sword with brass guard and pommel.
What Are the Sword Specifications?
| Specification | Product Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Damascus steel |
| Sword Type | Viking sword |
| Overall Length | 28" |
| Blade Length | 21" |
| Guard | Damascus steel |
| Handle Material | Rosewood with brass spacers |
Why Damascus for the Guard and Pommel?
Most swords use plain steel or brass fittings, leaving the pattern to the blade alone.
Damascus fittings carry the same layered look from tip to pommel, giving the sword a matched, unified appearance. Shaping and etching small, curved parts like a guard takes extra handwork, which is part of what sets the piece apart.
How Does Damascus Echo Viking Age Blades?
Viking Age smiths often built blades by pattern welding, forging twisted bars of iron and steel into one blade that showed flowing lines once polished.
Modern Damascus follows the same principle, layering high carbon steels and folding them until the billet holds hundreds of layers. An acid etch then darkens one steel more than the other and reveals the pattern.
What Do the Rosewood and Brass Spacers Add?
Rosewood is dense and naturally oily, which helps it resist moisture and gives a smooth, secure feel in the hand.
The brass spacers separate the handle from the fittings with a thin golden line, a detail that echoes the decorated hilts Norse smiths gave their finest swords. Grain and colour vary from handle to handle because each one is shaped by hand.
How Does the Sword Compare in Size?
Historical Viking blades commonly ran around 28 to 32 inches.
At 21 inches of blade and 28 inches overall, our sword is a compact take on the Viking pattern, easier to display on a shelf or wall and lighter in the hand. Longer blades and other historical styles sit in our handmade sword collection.
How Should the Sword Be Maintained?
Wipe the blade and fittings clean and dry after handling, then apply a thin coat of mineral oil, since Damascus contains high carbon steel and will rust if left damp. Our guide on how to care for Damascus steel covers the full routine, which applies to the guard and pommel as much as the blade.
Rub a little oil into the rosewood now and then, and store the sword in a room with steady humidity.
Why Choose Our Custom Viking Sword with Damascus Pommel and Guard?
Our sword combines a Damascus blade, matching Damascus guard and pommel, and a rosewood handle with brass spacers. It suits collectors, Norse history enthusiasts and anyone who wants pattern welded steel from end to end, and pairs naturally with our Damascus steel axes in a Viking display.
