Medieval Roman Damascus Steel Gladiator Spatha Sword

Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Spatha Gladiator Sword – Roman Inspired Collectible with Leather Sheath

The Spatha sword was a legendary weapon of the Roman Empire, carried into battle from the 1st to 6th centuries AD and even wielded by gladiators in the great Roman Coliseum. This modern recreation is forged from premium Damascus steel, folded 400–520 times from 1095 & 15N20 high carbon alloys, producing a mesmerizing wave pattern across the blade. With an HRC of 58–60, this sword offers incredible sharpness, resilience, and historical authenticity.

The ergonomic handle is as striking as the blade itself. Crafted from green-stained camel bone, accented with olive wood and horn spacers, and highlighted with brass inserts, the grip is not only comfortable but also visually stunning. Each natural material is carefully fitted to create a bold and unique design, ensuring every sword is truly one of a kind.

⚔️ Specifications:

• Overall Length: 30.5 inches

• Blade Length: 23.25 inches

• Blade Width: 1.75 inches

• Blade Thickness: 5 mm (at thickest point)

• Handle Length: 7.25 inches

• Blade Material: Damascus Steel (400–520 layers, 1095 & 15N20)

• Hardness: 58–60 HRC

• Handle Material: Green-stained camel bone, olive wood, horn, and brass spacers

• Sheath: Hand-tooled leather sheath included

⚔️ Features:

✅ Roman Spatha Replica – Inspired by the iconic long swords of gladiators and infantry warriors
✅ Unique Damascus Blade – 400+ layers create stunning wave patterns across a razor-sharp edge
✅ Exotic Handle Design – Camel bone, horn, and olive wood with brass detailing for elegance and grip
✅ Battle-Ready Quality – Heat-treated for strength, durability, and lasting performance
✅ Collectible Leather Sheath – Handcrafted and tooled for protection and display

🔥 Perfect For:

• Historical collectors and Roman enthusiasts

• Gladiator reenactments, cosplay, or stage performance

• Display centerpiece in medieval or fantasy collections

• Gifts for men – anniversaries, birthdays, Father’s Day, or Christmas