Handmade Zulfiqar Ali's Sword-Handmade Wall Art Gift-Engraved Custom Sword for Sale

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Handmade Zulfiqar Ali's Sword-Handmade Wall Art Gift-Engraved Custom Sword For Sale

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Handmade Zulfiqar Ali's Sword-Handmade Wall Art Gift-Engraved Custom Sword:
$180.00

You can engrave the name of your loved ones or nicknames on knives and make them happy . Also we can engrave animal pattern on blade!

Made specially to order

Zulfiqar Sword

Length: 90 cm (35 in)

Wood Handle

Stainless Chrone Steel

You can message us for engrave pattern or write a name on blade.

If you want uncarved also you can message.

Returns
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
Contact me within: 14 days of delivery
Ship items back within: 21 days of delivery
I don't accept cancellations
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
The following items can't be returned or exchanged:
• Custom or personalized orders
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs.

About Us
We will really do our best to solve your problems. Please contact us first before giving negative response.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions about Shipping or Item.

Personalization
We can make shapes like logo name soccer team crests
on steel.You can engrave your loved ones' name or nickname on knives and make them happy.

The art of blacksmithing, which is the memory of Yatağan Father, has been continuing since the village was established. Accordingly, the art of knife making has developed and work tools such as knives, pocket knives, axes, scissors and machetes are also made today. It is sent to every corner of the world and introduces the creativity of the "yatağan people" in the art of metal and the ancestral art that has been going on since history. The machetes identified with the name Yatağan entered the literature as "Yatağan". At the beginning of the 13th century, Osman Gazi's(First Ottoman Sultan) soldiers also manufactured it using their own craftsmen. It was used by his men instead of swords. The name of the machete is known as "yatağan machete" anywhere in Turkey.