Scandinavian 10th Century Gotland Battle Axe

Description:

In the soil of Gotland, where Viking ambitions met their end, this axe was found—a witness to centuries, now reborn in steel and rosewood. Hand-forged from carbon steel with a weathered finish, its head bears a traditional cross design at the center, edged to a superior sharpness that remembers the work of war. Whether thrown across a battlefield or swung with head-splitting force, this axe answers the call of the warrior who carries it. The rosewood handle, smooth and stained to an oak finish, is adorned with a Borre style motif—ring chains built from closed interlacing ribbons, a design pulled from the eponymous Borre ship grave. A weapon of the 10th century. Unstoppable then. Unstoppable now.

Specifications:

Hand-Forged Carbon Steel Head: 8.5-inch head with traditional cross design and weathered finish, edged for superior sharpness

Borre Style Motif Handle: Smooth rosewood grip with oak stain, featuring intricate ring chain design from Viking age artistry

Battle-Ready Blade: 6.5-inch bit length for devastating swings and throws

Authentic Viking Proportions: Measures 28.5 inches overall for balanced power and control

Handmade Craftsmanship: Each axe individually forged and finished, ready for the modern warrior