Wield the Labrys Double-Headed Axe and step into an era of mysticism and legend in the Bronze Age Mediterranean. Though it was historically ceremonial, this battle-ready double-bit axe is still ready for the next fight.
Historically Inspired Design
Inspired by the labrys axes of civilizations like Greece and Minos, this two-headed axe is a great way to show off an appreciation for unique historical weapons. Forged from EN45 high-carbon steel, this Greek double-bit axe is designed to withstand reenactment combat. Carbon steel is renowned for its strength and durability.
Both blades have wide, gently curved edges that taper into the cheek. Two points on either side of the haft give the blades extra detail. The blade itself is riveted to the haft on both sides. The haft is made of polished brown hardwood. You can wield this axe with one or both hands.
A Tribute to the Classical Era
With this weapon decorating your stronghold or as a part of your reenactment outfit, you’ll surely inspire your allies and strike terror into your enemies. Thanks to its unsharpened design, this ceremonial Greek axe is perfect for reenactments and demonstrations. Keep this weapon in your armory as a reminder of epic quests in the Bronze Age and beyond. Showcase this weapon as a part of your outfit at Renaissance fairs. You can set it up in your decor to remind you of glories won and enemies conquered.
Key Features:
- Fully Functional: Unsharpened for reenactments and demonstrations.
- Historical Labrys Design: Inspired by the ceremonial axes of ancient Greece.
- Reliable Handling: Wield it with one or both hands.
- Enhance Your Collection: Great for collectors, Renaissance fairs, and history fans.
Materials:
- Axe head is EN45 high-carbon steel
- Haft is hardwood
Measurements:
- Overall Length: 30.5 Inches
- Blade Length: 5.1 Inches
- Weight: 3 Pounds 2.9 Ounces
Measurements are approximate.
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