440 stainless steel blade engraved with elven runes.
 
 Blade thickness: 5 mm
 
 Guard and pommel made of solid steel with gold decoration.
 
 Black imitation leather sheath with steel plate bearing runes, as well as nickel and gold decorations at the ends.
 
 Decorated wooden wall mount, topped with a metal king's crown.
 
 Two straps are also present so that the sword can be attached to the belt.
 
 Blade length: 90 cm – Total length: 135 cm
 
 Weight: 3kg


 Introducing Aragorn's sword Anduril

 Andúril, Aragorn's legendary sword in The Lord of the Rings, is a powerful symbol of royalty, courage, and hope. Forged from the fragments of Narsil, the broken sword used by Isildur to defeat Sauron, it is reforged by the Elves of Rivendell to accompany Aragorn on his quest to restore the throne of Gondor.

 The name Andúril, meaning "Flame of the West," reflects its power and crucial role in the fight against darkness. The blade bears engraved Elvish inscriptions, attesting to its noble origin and its connection to the great bloodlines of Arnor and Gondor.

 Andúril is more than just a weapon: it is the symbol of the return of a rightful king and the power to unite the free peoples against Sauron. Wielded with grace and strength by Aragorn, it becomes a central element in decisive battles, inspiring allies and sowing terror among enemies. The sword embodies resilience and light in the face of evil.