Long Blade Saxon/Viking Seax Sword with Bone Handle

This Viking Seax sword captures the rugged practicality and historical essence of the Viking Age. Essential for warriors and craftsmen alike, the seax was widely trusted for both combat and everyday tasks during the Middle Ages.

Prominently used between the 5th and 11th centuries, the seax saw significant action during events such as Viking raids on Britain and the legendary Battle of Hastings in 1066.

The blade is crafted from premium 5160 spring steel, a steel type prized for its exceptional durability, toughness, and flexibility, making it perfect for enduring rigorous use. Its one-handed, full tang handle is expertly made from durable rosewood, complemented by a central inlay of genuine bone for an authentic look and a secure, comfortable grip.

Sharpened and battle-ready, this seax comes complete with a traditional cottonwood scabbard, carefully wrapped in high-quality yak leather, ensuring your blade remains protected and ready at your side.