European Arming Sword with Leaf-Shaped Blade and Irish Ring Pommel

The integration of hoplite blade designs with medieval swordsmithing traditions emerged prominently in Europe during the transitional period of the early Middle Ages. This fusion was especially evident during the period following the fall of Rome and leading into the Carolingian Renaissance of the 8th and 9th centuries.

Blending medieval and ancient hoplite elements, this functional arming sword is versatile for both cutting and thrusting techniques.

Forged from renowned 5160 spring steel with a central fuller, it features a classic medieval grip—rosewood wrapped in leather, complete with an Irish ring pommel.

Its practical scabbard includes a versatile belt for hip or shoulder carry, reminiscent of designs popularized in 14th-century Europe.