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Swords > Decorative and Costume Swords

Decorative & Costume Swords

If you're looking for a sword that doesn't have to stand up to stage combat or actual fighting but will still look great, we offer this line of stainless steel costume and decorative swords, which don't require the maintenance of a high carbon, battle-ready sword. Stainless steel construction means that these swords are easy to care for and don't have to be oiled or otherwise protected from moisture, which can damage other carbon steels and cause them to rust. Swords made from stainless steel also tend to be lighter than their combat-ready brethren, making them easier to carry at your next costume party or renaissance faire!

Do note, however, that while these blades are constructed of steel, they are not made in a manner that allows them to be used for combat or any kind of striking. Please be aware that these swords are not made for those kinds of use; they are simply intended to be decorative pieces of art.