Hand Forged Iron Medieval Spear Head

This medieval spear head, is inspired by designs used by Norse, Celtic, and Anglo-Saxon cultures. This spearhead has a traditional shape and a strong construction, making it suitable for both practical and decorative use.

History:

The leaf-shaped spear was the most common weapon in early medieval Europe. Norse, Celtic, and Anglo-Saxon soldiers used it because it was cheaper and better in battle than a sword. The broad blade was perfect for fighting in a shield wall and could easily pierce armor. It also had a deep spiritual meaning as the Vikings saw it as the weapon of the god Odin.

Hand-forged from carbon steel, this medieval spearhead gives durability and strength for long-term use. It has a classic leaf-shaped blade, a design known for its effectiveness in thrusting and use. The shape gives better control and smooth movement, making it reliable.

The spearhead comes with a deep taper socket that fits securely onto a wooden shaft. Pre-drilled hole is included for attachment, helping keep the head stable during use. This makes it easy to mount and suitable for DIY polearm or restoration projects.

Finished with a black protective coating, this spearhead has a clean look while also helping reduce rusting. The finish enhances durability and gives it a more authentic, time-worn look.

It offers a good balance between strength and use. Whether used for display, costume setups, or themed environments, this viking spearhead reflects both history and craftsmanship.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Wipe with a lightly oiled cloth after use
• Store in a dry place away from moisture
• Re-oil occasionally to maintain the finish
• Avoid exposure to water

Note

• Shaft is not included with the spearhead
• Each medieval spear head is hand-forged, so variations may be present
• Black finish may develop natural wear over time, adding character