King Arthur's Sword

It is based on the Albrecht sword, a classic design from the early 15th century and is designed by the well-known blacksmith Paul Chen.

This very handy piece features an authentic handle style, with a fully deodorized and tipless blade, and is made to withstand robust use, providing the level of safety required by many of today's reconstitution societies.

The grip is mounted permanently and the spike is riveted for safety.

Bodhidharma, a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th / 6th century, is revered for introducing Zen

to China through the Shaolin monastery, which became the birthplace of Zen in China. Born in Indian

royalty, he became a monk and traveled through Southeast Asia, possibly arriving in China early

part of the 5th century. He was the 28th Patriarch of Buddhism, in a line dating back to buddha himself.

This is a replica of a sword from a wire from the mid-fifteenth century. The original was excavated in France (probably found at the site of the battle of Castillon-la-Bataille in 1453). The sword of one hand belongs to a group of more than eighty swords discovered in the same place and has been part of the Royal Armouries collection since 1984, object number IX.2638.

This medieval chivalrous sword has a thin, remarkably wide single-edged blade with a wedge-shaped cross section and a false edge at the back of the blade.
The quillons end in wavy tips, intended to contain the opponent's blade. The asymmetric handle is on the back of the blade and the squatting putt with a smell stopper makes the short handle comfortable to hold. This sword looks pleasantly maneuverable and is surprisingly light compared to its voluminous appearance.

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