Steel blade.
 
 Metal handle and guard
 
 Several pieces of blade
 
 Fabric identical to the film
 
 Blade length: 90 cm.
 
 Total length: 120 cm
 
 Weight: 1.5 kg.


 Introducing Narsil, the broken sword of Elendil and Isildur

 Inspired by the legendary world of The Lord of the Rings, Narsil is arguably the most historically significant sword in all of Middle-earth. Forged in the First Age by Telchar of Nogrod, the greatest Dwarven smith of his time, this blade, whose name means "Red and White Flame" in Quenya, traversed millennia before reaching the hands of Elendil, King of Men and Lord of Númenor.

 It was during the Battle of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men that it entered into legend. Elendil fell before Sauron at the foot of Barad-dûr, and Narsil shattered beneath him. But even broken, it performed the most decisive act in the history of Middle-earth: her son Isildur seized a shard of the blade and severed Sauron's finger bearing the One Ring, causing the Dark Lord to disintegrate. For over three thousand years, the fragments of Narsil were carefully preserved in Rivendell, passed down through generations as proof of royal lineage and an unfinished destiny. Only at the end of the Third Age, for Aragorn, was it reforged and given the name Andúril—the Flame of the West.

 To possess Narsil is to hold in one's hands the sword that changed the fate of the world — even if broken.

 An essential piece for fans of the Tolkien saga and collectors of replicas inspired by the most mythical fantasy universes of literature and cinema.