Engraved steel blade
 
 Gold-engraved metal knob
 
 Sheath included


 Introducing Galadriel's Dagger

 In the mythology of Middle-earth, few figures radiate such ancient light as Galadriel . Before becoming the Lady of Lothlórien, guardian of Nenya, and voice of wisdom at the Council of Elrond, she was a warrior, forged in the battles of the First Age and driven by a thirst for justice that became a quest for vengeance. This dagger belongs to that Galadriel: not the ethereal enigma of the golden forests, but the uncompromising fighter who hunted Sauron through the ice and ruins of a ravaged world.

 The object itself bears the mark of the finest elven craftsmanship. Its slender blade, engraved with interlacing patterns, extends from an ornate hilt adorned with the foliage and scrolls so beloved by artisans of the West. Nothing superfluous, nothing ostentatious: every curve serves function as much as beauty. It is a light and deadly weapon, like the one who wields it—elegant in appearance, formidable in truth. It was originally forged for her brother Finrod, and thus became the tangible link between sister and fallen brother, the silent oath of a vengeance that refuses to be extinguished.

 For this dagger is more than a blade: it is a legacy and a promise. By wielding it, Galadriel keeps alive the memory of her people and the resolve that will lead her to the ends of the earth. It embodies the very duality of its bearer—nobility and fury, light and shadow, the love of a people and the weight of grief. To possess this blade is to hold in one's hands the symbol of a will that neither time nor hardship could ever break.