Sgian Dubh knife with Damascus steel blade and sheath

"Sgian Dubh" is a small Hand-forged Scottish dagger with a decorated ebony handle. This traditional blade, also called a "sock dagger", is loaded into the right sock so that only the top of the cable can be seen. It was originally used for ceremonial purposes. The Sgian Dubh was part of the basic equipment of every Highland Scotsman since the 18th century.

Tahalí for the sword and dagger made of leather to wear hanging on the belt.

Robin Hood's sword Gold and Silver. The legend of Robin Hood places during the reign of Richard the Lionheart. This outlaw folk hero lived in Sherwood Forest with his band of followers. Famous for being the benefactor of the poor and oppressed against the powerful. Bold, talkative and cheerful, he has always been loyal to his lord, King Richard, especially to the usurper John of the land and the Sheriff of Yorkshire.

In the Middle Ages, belts were essential clothing accessories. Worn by both women and men, they allowed for a fairer fit, as medieval clothing usually had a rather loose cut.

Gokudo Aikuchi, BattleBlades The Sword

Short Aikuchi One of battleblades' best hand-forged swords


The impressive Gokudo Aikuchi is a compact one-hand shirasaya short sword that combines the clean aesthetics of Japanese blade art with absolute performance.

From the first sketch to the forge, the creation of this weapon was a time-consuming task. BattleBlades aimed to forge a perfectly balanced sharp sword with high cutting power and impeccable handling. The sori (blade curvature), the wide motohaba and the extensive kissaki were carefully planned and executed in this process.