Tizona of El Cid, brass, semi sharp

Tizona is the sword of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid, with which he fought against the Moors according to the Cantar de mio Cid; the name means something like burning torch. Multiple swords have been attributed to him, and a Tizona that has been declared Spanish cultural heritage can be seen in the museum of Burgos.This version features a hilt in 16th-century style with elegantly curved, openwork quillons and an openwork pommel, executed in brass. The stainless steel blade has a fuller.The sword is semi sharp and intended for collectors, decoration and your costume; it is not suitable for combat.