Hanwei Scottish Claymore – Late 16th Century Design

The Claymore sword, a favored weapon of the Highland warriors during the late 15th and 16th centuries, boasted a distinctively designed hilt that set it apart from other great swords of the era. With its longsword proportions, this versatile blade excelled in delivering sweeping slashes and powerful thrusts. Paul Chen has meticulously replicated the Claymore sword based on an original museum piece, capturing its timeless allure. 

The sword showcases remarkable sloping quillons that culminate in quatrefoil shapes, while a high-collared quillon block with langets runs along the blade's fuller. The leather-wrapped grip is crowned with a spherical pommel, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

The Claymore sword's grip is expertly encased in fine leather. For an antique-finished rendition of this remarkable sword, explore model SH2060N.