Damascus steel saber

Masters invested a lot of love in this oriental saber. It turned into a true work of arms art. The blade is forged of damask steel. Having gone through the hardening process, it improved its strength. The blade surface is decorated. Decorating damask steel is not an easy task. And to make an amazing ornament with a pattern of different shapes and subtle details is a great job.

Saber hilt is combined. A wooden element carved from ebony is inserted into the metal base. The wood of this tree is very hard and heavy, it belongs to valuable species. It grows in the tropical rainforests of Africa, Asia and the island of Ceylon. Metal elements of the hilt are decorated with relief engraving. The craftsman manually carved grooves and patterns on the metal surface which were subsequently plated with nickel, gold and artistic enamel.

All-metal scabbard is a separate work of declarative art. Creating a richly decorated scabbard is a long and painstaking process requiring a large number of craftsmen. The overall scabbard decor aligns with the hilt.

Thanks to the skillful decor, the saber is of collectible and artistic value. Over time, it will have antique value as well.

The saber is packed in a gift box and is perfect as a present to a strong and stable man.