Toledo, the city of three cultures, is famous not only for its history but also for its forging tradition.
At the heart of this heritage stands Marto, a company recognized worldwide for its excellence in artistic swordsmanship. From Templar swords to film replicas, its pieces combine aesthetic value, historical accuracy, and unsurpassed quality.

The origin of Marto: a tradition that is reborn
Marto (Manufacturas del Toledo) was founded in 1961 with the aim of preserving and renewing the legendary Toledo forging tradition.
The company was founded as a workshop that respects the steel tempering methods that made Toledo famous for centuries, combining them with modern techniques to bring collectible artistic pieces to life.
Thanks to his respect for history and his innovative design, Marto quickly achieved worldwide recognition. Today, his weapons are used as decorative objects, institutional gifts, accessories for film and television, and in private collections.

The Toledo forge: a thousand-year-old legacy
Toledo has been considered the world capital of the sword since the 16th century.
Toledo steels were famous for their flexibility, strength and durability of the edge, qualities obtained through a unique tempering technique.
Kings, emperors, and nobles from around the world sought out swords made in Toledo, and the swordsmiths' guild was one of the most respected for centuries.
Marto revives this tradition not only as a manufacturer but also as a cultural guardian. He collaborates with master swordsmiths, museums, and historians to ensure authenticity in each design.

Types of items manufactured by Marto
Marto produces a varied range of products that are distinguished by their quality, historical accuracy and artisanal finish:
· Historical swords
From the sword of El Cid Campeador to replicas of Excalibur, as well as Templar, medieval, Viking, and Renaissance weapons, each piece represents a period, a myth, or a key figure in history.
· Commemorative daggers
Smaller in size, but not in detail. Marto's daggers, such as the Boabdil Dagger or the Templar Dagger, feature engravings, ornate handles, and tempered blades that evoke legendary moments and figures.
· Decorative and symbolic weapons
Sabers, ceremonial swords, and weapons used by orders such as the Knights Templar, the Crusaders, and the Freemasons. They are ideal pieces for display or as institutional gifts.
· Shields and armor
Marto also produces heraldic shields, helmets, and decorative armor pieces, inspired by the iconography of various civilizations.
· Movie props and replicas
Thanks to his prestige, Marto has collaborated on film and television productions, creating replicas of swords seen in fantasy or historical films and series, such as Conan's sword or weapons from medieval films.

Quality and international distinction
Marto has official certifications, such as the Toledo City Council's seal of quality, which endorse each of its pieces.
Their products, made from carbon or stainless steel, incorporate techniques such as precious metal plating and ergonomic handles, ensuring authenticity and durability.
Their pieces are exported to more than 40 countries and are recognized as symbols of Spanish art and the Toledo heritage. They have even been given as gifts to heads of state and members of royal families.
Marto represents the fusion of Toledo's forging tradition and contemporary art. Each creation is much more than an object: it is a reflection of centuries of history transformed into tangible art. For those who value Spain's cultural heritage, Marto is not just a brand: it is a promise of authenticity.
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