Ancient Greek Infantry Damascus Steel Spatha Sword – Hand Forged, 176 Layer Blade

The Ancient Greek Infantry Damascus Steel Spatha Sword is a stunning representation of ancient weaponry. Originating as a slashing weapon used by the Spartan Infantry while riding horseback, the Spatha is often confused with the Gladius due to its similar shape, but the Spatha's longer blade makes it an exceptional piece of history.

Crafted from Damascus steel, the blade features a beautiful molten pattern resembling flowing water, offering both aesthetic appeal and enhanced durability. The blade is constructed with 176 layers of steel, ensuring a balance of strength and flexibility, with a tempered hardness of 54-55 for reliable performance.

The handle is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, combining wood, bone, and brass for a comfortable and sturdy grip. The inclusion of three blood grooves on both sides of the blade helps to reduce weight without compromising its strength.

The sword is completed with a dark brown leather sheath adorned with decorative tooling patterns, ensuring both protection and style. Whether you are a collector or a history enthusiast, the Ancient Greek Infantry Damascus Steel Spatha Sword is a must-have addition to your collection.