Dwarf-King's Goblin-Cleaver Elven Longsword — Diecast Zinc-Alloy Replica | Desk Display Collectible 21cm | BlacksmithSONG

The Goblins called it "Biter." They hated it. They feared it.

Most swords in Middle Earth are straight and noble. Orcrist is different. It is curved, brutal, and elegant all at once. It was forged by the High Elves of Gondolin not just to fight, but to clear a path through the dark.

When Gandalf and Thorin Oakenshield found this blade in a Troll hoard, it was caked in dust. But once cleaned, it became the symbol of the Return to Erebor. At BlacksmithSONG, we’ve tried to capture that exact feeling—a legendary weapon, rediscovered and ready for your collection.

A Blade Unlike Any Other

Look at the photos. You can see why this is one of the most unique designs in the Lord of the Rings films.

• The Dragon-Tooth Hilt: The handle isn't wrapped in leather. It’s sculpted to look like the tooth of a dragon, curved to fit the hand. Our replica reproduces this iconic shape with a textured, bone-like finish on the metal.

• The Elven Curve: Unlike Sting or Glamdring, Orcrist is a single-edged saber. The Zinc Alloy blade features the distinct "cleaver" profile that gives the weapon its name.

• Dense & Heavy: Don't let the 21cm (8.2 inches) length fool you. This thing weighs 93g. When you pick it up, it feels surprisingly heavy. It’s a dense, solid chunk of metal, not a hollow toy.

The King Under the Mountain

Why does Orcrist matter? Because it chose Thorin.
It is the mate to Glamdring. Thousands of years ago, it was wielded by Ecthelion of the Fountain to slay Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs. In The Hobbit, it became the royal blade of the King Under the Mountain.

Owning this Orcrist replica isn't just about having a cool sword. It's about holding the symbol of Thorin's leadership. It represents the long, hard road home.

Want to know what the runes on the guard say? They identify the sword's name. You can dive deeper into its translation on the [One Wiki to Rule Them All] .

Display It Your Way

This is a versatile piece. Because it’s compact (21cm), it fits in places where larger swords can't go.

• The Treasure Hoard: As shown in our photos, it looks incredible resting on a bed of coins or crystals. It fits perfectly into a "Dwarven Treasure" theme on your shelf.

• 1/6 Scale Companion: If you collect 12-inch figures (like Thorin or generic fantasy dwarves), this metal sword is a massive upgrade over the plastic ones that come in the box. Just be careful—it’s heavy!

• Scabbard Included: It comes with a matching scabbard that features silver-colored Elven fittings and a wood-grain texture.

Unboxing

We pack this simply but securely. You’ll get the sword and the scabbard. There’s no fancy fluff—just the product, safe and sound, ready to be displayed.

Specifications

• Product Name: Orcrist (The Goblin-Cleaver)

• Material: Solid Zinc Alloy

• Length: 21cm / 8.2 inches (Compact Size)

• Weight: 93g / 3.2 oz (Heavy for its size)

• Hilt: Dragon-tooth style design

• Safety: Blunt Blade. It’s for looking at, not for fighting Goblins.

Gather the Party

Thorin didn't travel alone.
Recreate the Troll Hoard discovery by pairing Orcrist with [Glamdring (Gandalf's Sword)] and [Sting (Bilbo's Sword)].
Check out our full [Middle Earth Armory] to build your own fellowship.

Related blogs about this weapons:

1. Curved Steel & Ancient Magic: Ranking the Top 3 Elven Swords for Your Collection
2. More Than a Toothpick: Analyzing the 92g Density of the "Orcrist" Compact Replica
3. Gondor White or Shire Green? Matching Our LOTR Replicas to Your Desk Setup
4. Don’t Just Buy Andúril: 3 "Underrated" LOTR Replicas That Look Better IRL
5. The Middle-earth Gift Guide: How to Match a Metal Replica to the Fan’s Vibe