Moorish Scimitar
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$49.99
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- Class
- Decorative
- Blade
- Stainless Steel
- Overall Length
- 34''
- Weight
- 2 lb 14 oz
- Brand
- Baladay
Overview
Moorish Scimitar
Features an unsharpened stainless steel blade, brass guard and pommel, and a wood grip. Includes a black leather scabbard.
This sword will balance for belly dancing.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- Baladay
- Overall Length
- 34''
- Blade Length
- 24 1/2''
- Blade
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 2 lb 14 oz
- Edge
- Slightly Sharp
- P.O.B.
- 7 3/4''
- Thickness
- 4.1 mm - 3.6 mm
- Width
- 53.4 mm - 123.4 mm
- Grip Length
- 7 1/4''
- Class
- Decorative
- Country of Origin
- Pakistan
- Type
- Scimitar
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Q&A
Questions from the community
Q Is this scimitar suitable for belly dancing and balanced for performance? Common Question
Yes. It is described as balancing for belly dancing and is classified as decorative/performance, not a combat blade.
Q What materials are used in the blade and fittings? Common Question
It has a stainless steel blade with brass guard and pommel, and a wood grip.
Q Does it come with a scabbard? Common Question
Yes, a black leather scabbard is included.
Q Is the edge sharpened? Common Question
The edge is slightly sharp and intended for decorative/performance use, not cutting.
Q What are the overall dimensions and weight? Common Question
Overall length 34 inches, blade length 24.5 inches, weight 2 lb 14 oz, point of balance about 7.75 inches.
Q Where is it made and by whom? Common Question
Manufacturer Baladay; country of origin Pakistan.
Q How should I care for a stainless blade and brass fittings? Common Question
Wipe the blade dry after use and apply a light oil; polish brass with a non-abrasive metal polish; keep leather scabbard conditioned with leather balm.
Q Is this appropriate for reenactment combat or test cutting? Common Question
No. It is a decorative class piece intended for display or dance performance, not full-contact or cutting.
Q What grip construction does it use? Common Question
Threaded pommel construction with a wood grip.
Q What style or lineage does this design reflect? Common Question
A Moorish-style scimitar with a broad, recurved blade and scroll-ended brass guard, suited to Middle Eastern dance and display.
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Baladay
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