Xiphos Viking Sword
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This Viking sword is a handmade knife from Nepal. The blade length of the sword is 20 Inches. The materials used for the making process of this kukri are Highly Graded Carbon Steel, Truck springs which are the best materials for the blade. The handle is made up to 7.5 inches.
Product Customization
Make your blade truly unique with our customization options. Each modification is carefully crafted to enhance both the functionality and personal connection to your blade.
Care Instructions
✔ DO:
- Wipe the blade after handling to remove moisture or fingerprints.
- Apply light oil every 2–4 weeks to prevent rust or corrosion.
- Store in a dry place away from humidity and direct sunlight.
✘ DON’T:
- Don’t soak or wash the blade with water.
- Don’t store the blade in the sheath if it's damp or just oiled.
- Don’t use the blade for tasks beyond its intended use. (e.g., chopping hard surfaces)
Steel Selection
Every FWOSI sword begins with rugged 1095 leaf spring steel, salvaged from vehicle suspension systems known for their toughness and flexibility. The steel is cut, cleaned, and shaped to match the dramatic form of each blade, whether fantasy-inspired or historically rooted.
Forging the Form
Heated in a traditional charcoal forge until it glows orange, the steel is hand-hammered into shape by our master blacksmiths. From wide raider blades to elegant ceremonial swords, this step brings character and dimension to the blade, with power in every strike.
Edge Craft & Balance
The sword’s edge bevels and fuller grooves (where applicable) are chiseled and refined without machines, by sight and hand alone. This preserves the soul of the blade while achieving balance and cutting geometry, even for oversized fantasy replicas.
Surface Preparation & Cleaning
Layers of forge scale and rust are removed using hand files and polishing stones. This brings out the raw steel grain and prepares the blade for heat treatment, ensuring it’s both strong and beautiful.
Heat Treatment
The blade is hardened through a carefully controlled quenching and tempering process. This delivers the ideal mix of edge strength and spine flexibility, even for swords that are primarily display pieces. Durability is never compromised.
Grinding & Sharpening
The surface is finely ground and sharpened to the desired level, from blunt display edges to finely honed cutting blades. Each edge is hand-checked for alignment and finish, ensuring visual impact and strength.
Handle Construction
Premium hardwood or buffalo horn is shaped into halves, drilled to fit the full tang, and riveted in place. Reinforced with brass or steel rings, the grip is tested for feel, weight distribution, and ergonomic flow, essential for real handling or cosplay realism.
Fittings & Finishing Touches
A steel or brass guard, bolster, or butt cap is added (depending on design), giving the sword balance and aesthetic finish. Details matter, and we never skip them.
Sheath Making
Each sword comes with a matching sheath crafted from carved wood and wrapped in buffalo leather or fitted composite. Hand-stitched and shaped to the blade’s form, it protects the blade and adds to the collector’s experience.
Final Polish & Packaging
After a thorough inspection, the blade is sent from Nepal to your doorstep.
100% Hand-Forged
Each FWOSI sword is handcrafted by skilled Nepalese blacksmiths using traditional forging methods. Every blade is shaped, treated, and finished entirely by hand, not mass-produced. Our craftsmen inspect each piece in multiple stages to ensure strength, symmetry, and a flawless finish worthy of display or cosplay.
Crafted in Nepal
Our blades are forged in Nepal, a country known for its warrior heritage and generations of bladesmiths. Once complete, all products are stocked and shipped from our Texas-based fulfillment center, ensuring fast, reliable delivery across the U.S. and select countries worldwide.
Personalization Available
Our blades are forged in Nepal, a country known for its warrior heritage and generations of bladesmiths. Once complete, all products are stocked and shipped from our Texas-based fulfillment center, ensuring fast, reliable delivery across the U.S. and select countries worldwide.
Free U.S. Shipping & Free Returns
We offer tracked, secure shipping throughout the United States. If you're not satisfied with your order, we make returns easy and hassle-free. No questions asked, just honest service and support.
Great for Fans, Gifting & Collectors
Whether you're a lifelong anime fan, a martial arts enthusiast, or a collector of rare pieces, FWOSI swords are designed to resonate. They make unforgettable gifts for birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, and cultural milestones, blending story, strength, and symbolism into one powerful blade.
The Spirit Behind Every FWOSI Sword
Crafted with Purpose. Rooted in Culture. Designed for Legacy.
At FWOSI, a sword is never just a blade. It’s a vessel of story, tradition, and human skill. Whether inspired by ancient warriors, cultural rituals, or fantasy legends, every sword we craft is built with meaning, forged by the hands of Nepalese artisans who have inherited centuries of blade-making wisdom.
For generations, the blacksmiths of Nepal, known as Kamis, have shaped metal not only into weapons but into tools of identity, honor, and ceremony. At FWOSI, we bring that same passion into swords meant for collectors, adventurers, martial artists, and fans of epic tales.
Each sword bridges worlds:
- Between the past and the present
- Between fantasy and reality
- Between art and functionality
Whether it's a replica of a legendary anime sword, a ceremonial display piece, or a practical tool for rituals and reenactments, the essence remains the same: it must carry story, soul, and strength.
We don’t just make swords, we preserve legacy. One hammer strike at a time.
“To own a FWOSI sword is to hold more than steel. It’s to hold a narrative, forged in fire, carried through generations, and now passed to your hands.”