Hanwei Cawood Viking Sword – Functional 11th Century Design

The Cawood Sword, named after its discovery near Cawood Castle, is renowned as an exceptional 11th-century Viking sword. Preserved in the River Ouse's mud for centuries, it now resides in the Yorkshire Museum, captivating visitors. A related sword found in Norway in 1888 offers valuable insight into its origin.

Hanwei faithfully replicates the Cawood Sword's lobated pommel and curved quillons, using forged 5160 high-carbon steel for the wide-fullered blade. With a well-balanced design, the sword is both functional and visually appealing. While the original scabbard details are unknown, Hanwei's leather-covered version reflects the period's style. Immerse yourself in history with Hanwei's homage to the legendary Cawood Sword—a testament to Viking craftsmanship and heritage.