Shamshir is a curved sword that looks like a crescent moon. The scabbard and hilt are decorated with turquoise cabochons.

The product is created on the basis of shamshir arr. ser. 18th century – early 19th century Shamshir – translated from Turkish – “saber”. Similar samples of Arabic (having a uniform bend) and Turkish (having a bend starting from the second third of the length) sabers are considered by modern weapons experts to be the most successful of the eastern sabers.
At the end of the 18th century, a fashion for oriental weapons arose in Russia, giving rise to a huge number of imitations of the oriental style.
Bladed weapons can be adorned with noble metals and precious stones. It’s always a work of art.

Material: Gold 24KGP (gold plating), High alloy steel, Leather, Nickel plating, Turquoise, Wood