Chinese Damascus Steel Sword

Product Description

Item Specification:
Material:Damascus steel|folded steel;
Sword Type:Hand Made Sword;
Package weight:2KG;
Overall Length:39"/100cm;
Blade Length:22"/58CM;
Scabbard:Solid wood+high-performance black pearl fish skin;
Handle:Black Package skin;
Knife fitted:Brass refined;
Condition:Brand New;
Origin:Longquan Zhejiang China;
Accessories:Cotton sword bag.
Note:
1.length may have small error;
2.you can contact us if you need customized blade lettering or other changes;
3.we are the manufacturers, many commodities is now assembled, each shipment might be slightly different.
Please understand, thank you..
This product was produced in City, Zhejiang Province, is the new, modern production.Lingua
Sword maintenance of common sense:
Sword generally consists of three components:blade,sheath and accessories.The main body, blade,is mostly iron,steel,copper.Sheath is made by wood. In order to avoid getting rusted,it should not be stored in damp place nor contact with sour, salty substances. Hand touch should also be avoided in case the surface got corroded by sweat.Oil shoul be applied on surface for maintainance for medium carbon steel,high carbon steel,pattern-welded steel(Damascus steel)material stainless steel blade.

Top Reviews

Don't slam people with some research.
by krisCross (1 out of 5 stars)
May 16, 2015

Response to Braeden- wow.. They claim "wootz Damascus". Anyone who has started down the road of sword collecting knows first and foremost, the art and skill of producing this type of metal has been lost. There ARE replica's that claim this forging method however, it's not possible since the original makers of Wootz-Damascus steel that originated in INDIA.. Not China and didn't even become known to the world as such until around the early 1900's are long deceased and took their methods with them. Also, the carbon isn't not added during the folding process, it's added during the forging of iron sand via charcoal pieces while heating the sand to excess of 2000+ degrees. Your "facts" are also without any degree of accuracy.
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for a previous person who fussed over this
by Loki of Jotunheim (5 out of 5 stars)
March 29, 2015

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
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First off this isn't Damascus steel, Damascus has a ...
by Sweetums (1 out of 5 stars)
February 5, 2015

First off this isn't Damascus steel, Damascus has a very distinct swirling patern this has no pattern. Second Damascus steel was originally made in the middle East not in China. I don't think there's a single thing that's correct on here.
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Correction for one star rating.
by Braeden (5 out of 5 stars)
April 4, 2015

To Derek nordlund, first off, it takes special preparation to make the damascus pattern visible, secondly the JAPANESE have always folded their steel to add carbon so the blade holds a sharper edge. (Also you fold and layer steel to make it into a damascus style.) Thank you.

P.s. Don't bash products that
1. You have not bought for yourself

And
2. You clearly do not know enough about

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