Greatsword- Two Handed Longsword - High Carbon Damascus Steel - 48"

Greatsword Overview Distinguished by its imposing size, the greatsword is designed specifically for two-handed use, setting it apart from the versatile longsword which can be wielded with one or two hands. Originating in Europe, the greatsword boasts a straight, double-edged blade anchored by a cruciform hilt. Its prominence peaked between the late medieval to Renaissance era (around 1350-1550), though evidence of its use can be traced back to the 13th century and as late as the 17th century. This particular model stretches to a formidable 48" in length. Craftsmanship and Blade Material Crafted meticulously from pattern-welded Damascus steel, this sword represents the pinnacle of metallurgical expertise. By folding 11 pieces of steel five times, an intricate layering of 352 patterns emerges. Known for its ideal balance between hardness and durability, the steel scores a Rockwell hardness of 55-56 HRC. Central to its composition is the high carbon steel, specifically the 1095 variant, r