In Viking culture weapons were an important symbol of status. Weapons and armor would often be elaborately decorated to illustrate the wealth, power or influence of their owner. This Viking axe features an etched knotwork dragon design. The un sharpened axe head is tempered carbon steel while the shaft is made of sturdy hard wood.
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| Overall Length | 26 1/2'' |
| Blade Length | 4 3/4'' |
| Weight | 1 lb 11.9 oz |
| Class | Battle Ready |
| Culture | Viking |
| Manufacturer | Windlass Steelcrafts |
| Country of Origin | India |
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Common Questions
Tempered carbon steel head with a sturdy hardwood shaft.
No, the axe arrives unsharpened.
At about 1 lb 11.9 oz with a 26.5-inch haft, it has light, quick handling typical of a Viking-style bearded axe, favoring head-forward balance for control.
Listed as Battle Ready; the unsharpened edge and solid construction make it suitable for costume or display and some reenactment contexts per group rules. Always verify event safety requirements.
Yes. The tempered carbon steel head can be sharpened; follow local laws and sharpen gradually to maintain the etched design.
Overall length 26 1/2 inches, blade length 4 3/4 inches, weight 1 lb 11.9 oz.
Yes, the head is etched with knotwork and a dragon motif inspired by Viking art.
India, by Windlass Steelcrafts.
Keep the steel lightly oiled to prevent rust and periodically treat the hardwood haft with oil or wax; avoid harsh abrasives over the etched design.
No sheath is indicated.
Wangsness –
Viking dragon axe This axe is just as I I imaginated it to be. It’s a true work of art. The pictures reviewed its beauty, no room for error. I have no intentions to use it as a working axe, but I am sure it might fall short of those expect ions.