Egyptian sword of Tutankhamun

Egyptian sword of Tutankhamun

A masterpiece full of colorful details.
Handle: It is fan-shaped and is dominated by a large, colorful scarab - a symbol of rebirth. It is made in blue, red and black and is decorated with red stones.
Along the handle are geometric patterns in red, green and blue - traditional Egyptian ornaments.
Protection: The most prominent part of the handle is shaped like a pharaonic collar with a small funerary mask in the center. Its "wings" are decorated with detailed colored stripes.
Blade: A straight, double-edged blade made of polished, heat-treated 440 stainless steel, decorated with a prominent black engraving with Egyptian hieroglyphs on the tip.

A piece of history in your living room - This sword is the perfect addition for anyone who admires the culture of ancient Egypt. You can hang it on the wall, display it in a cabinet, or use it as a unique element for themed decorations. It also makes a great prop for theatrical performances or for non-contact cosplay. Please note that this is a decorative item and is not intended for fencing, cutting, or any other practical use.
Swords in ancient Egypt
Tutankhamun himself, who ruled in the 14th century BC, had several weapons in his famous tomb, including daggers and swords.

Total length: approx. 900 mm
Blade length: approx. 664 mm
Blade material: Hardened 440 stainless steel (47-51 HRC)
Weight: approx. 1555 g
Blade: The blade is not sharpened.