Aislinn Sword

Step into the world of chivalry and knighthood with the Aislinn Sword, a weapon of remarkable beauty and history. This stunning sword, originally crafted between 1400 and 1450, resides in the renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Named Aislinn, an Irish word meaning "a vision or dream", it embodies the essence of medieval artistry and innovation. With its gilt-bronze hilt and horn grip, the original sword reflects the elegance and craftsmanship of a time when swords were not just tools of battle but symbols of honor and prestige.

A Reproduction Honoring Tradition

Deepeeka’s meticulously crafted replica captures the essence of the original Type XV design. Its straight, tapering blade features a diamond cross-section and a sharp point, perfectly suited for thrusting through plate armor,hallmarks of the type. Classified as a "bastard" or "hand-and-a-half sword," it boasts a longer grip, allowing versatile use with either one or two hands. The sword is fully functional, featuring a full tang and a blade heat-treated to a Rockwell hardness of 48-52 for durability. Complete with a highly detailed scabbard, this is an amazing sword for collectors and enthusiasts alike, combining historical accuracy with practicality.