Tulwar

TulwarA curved bladed sword with a distinctive grip shape disc pommel, commonly used in India, particularly the Sikh warrior culture, and later incorporated into the British Indian Army. The grip is very tight to the hand, and the disc pommel makes it uncomfortable to point with the tip. This is a designed feature, as their fighting style was focussed on closing distance and delivering powerful cuts. the benefit of the tight and firm grip, is that it makes

The term Sidesword is usually used to refer to straight swords with key hilt developments such as finger rings

and in ways to allow presenting the point directly forwards

The Parrying Dagger or Main Gauche was a common companion to the Rapier

The Dussack is a strongly cut-focused sword

but the blade design exaggerates the traditional level of curve and has been lengthened to a more practical length for 1 handed LARP weapons

Few other dagger designs showed such endurance

Shape is a section of a circular arc with 100mm straight at the handle end

it will take some practice to get used to

and interpreted with an advanced hilt inspired by the ornate 16th Century longswords

It's standard blade is a new

with diverse blade forms

Left handed version and other blade options available by custom request