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  Khopesh, Black Finish with Serpent Design

  SKU: AH4317

  This black Egyptian khopesh features an unsharpened high-carbon steel blade with a black finish and a brass serpent design.

  The khopesh evolved from earlier battle axes into a distinctive curved sickle-sword form, one of the most recognisable weapons of ancient Egypt. This version pairs a wood grip with a brass pommel and accents, finished in a striking black tone with serpent detailing, a motif rich in Egyptian religious and royal symbolism.

  This reproduction recreates that decorated khopesh form, suited to an ancient Egyptian impression, display or collection. No scabbard available.

  
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  Scorpion Sword – Egyptian-Inspired Sickle Sword

  SKU: AH4315

  An Egyptian-inspired sickle sword in the Khopesh tradition — its curved blade evoking the battle axes from which the Khopesh evolved, with a scorpion carved at the centre of the blade as a symbol of the protective power associated with the scorpion goddess Serket in Egyptian religious tradition. A decorative and distinctive piece drawing on the rich visual culture of ancient Egypt.

  
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  Warrior Ring, Mild Steel and Brass, Alternate Finish

  SKU: AH4104N

  This warrior ring combines mild steel and brass in a bold, medieval-inspired design, offered here in an alternate finish to our other warrior ring.

  Rings of this scale carried genuine visual presence historically, worn as much for status and display as for any practical function.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that striking warrior-styled ring, part of our Collectibles & Gifts range.

  
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  Bowie Knife, Horn Handle

  SKU: AH3198

  The Bowie knife is a pattern of fixed-blade fighting knife that takes its name from Jim Bowie, who became famous for using a large knife of this kind in an 1827 duel known as the Sandbar Fight.

  That incident, on a Mississippi River sandbar near Natchez, cemented Bowie’s reputation and, within a few years, established “Bowie knife” as the name for the broad-bladed fighting and utility knives that became genuinely popular across the 19th-century American frontier. This version is finished with a horn handle, characterised by a large, broad blade.

  This reproduction recreates that classic 19th-century American frontier knife, suited to display or collection.