Templar Sword of Hugo de Payens with Scabbard Replica 4188L

Templar Sword of Hugo de Payens with White Scabbard – The Steel of the First Grand Master

The Templar Sword of Hugo de Payens is a tangible evocation of the spirit that gave rise to one of the most legendary orders of the Middle Ages. With its white and red scabbard, a symbol of purity and blood shed for the faith, this replica pays tribute to the knight who led the first nine Templars in the Holy Land.

In the name of the Temple and under the banner of the cross, the leaf that honored the founder's oath emerges.

Forged with a blade measuring 85 cm long and 5.7 cm wide , this sword is balanced to be both a display piece and a symbol of living history. Weighing 1.9 kg , its hilt allows for a firm grip, reminiscent of the weapons of the Crusaders who marched to the cry of "Non nobis Domine."

The sword comes with an elegant white and red scabbard , the sacred colors of the Templars. Designed not only as a protection for the blade, but also as a visual symbol of the Templar ideal, its metallic finish has been carefully aged to achieve an authentic and solemn appearance, as if it came from a Jerusalem crypt.

A Piece to Honor the Legacy of the Knights Templar

Perfect for collectors, reenactors, or devotees of medieval history, this Templar sword becomes a centerpiece in any collection . It also makes an exceptional gift for those seeking not just a decorative object, but a symbolic relic that connects with the ideals of faith, duty, and loyalty.

Main Features:

• Reference: 4188L
• Total blade length: 85 cm
• Blade width: 5.7 cm
• Total weight: 1.9 kg
• Includes white and red scabbard with aged finish
• Detailed and realistic construction, ideal for display

At Medieval Shop , when history calls, steel answers. Bear the sword of the first Grand Master and honor the legacy of the Templars.