Oathkeeper Replica - The Sword of Brienne - 30cm Zinc Alloy - Lion Hilt Desktop Ornament

"It defends the King's peace. It defends the innocent." — Brienne of Tarth

From the fires of King's Landing comes a blade of complex destiny. Oathkeeper is one of the two Valyrian steel longswords reforged from "Ice," the ancestral sword of House Stark. Originally intended for Jaime Lannister, it was gifted to Brienne of Tarth with a charge: to find and protect Sansa Stark. At BlacksmithSONG, we bring this symbol of honor to your desktop with stunning precision.

The Lion and The Oath (Craftsmanship)

This is not a mere letter opener; it is a heavy, detailed tribute to the lore.
Our Oathkeeper replica captures the opulent style of House Lannister while honoring the solemn duty of its wielder.

• The Lion Hilt: The crossguard is cast in the shape of two golden lion heads, their eyes set with simulated garnets. The pommel mirrors this design, screaming the wealth of Casterly Rock.

• The Blade Pattern: Just like the description in the books, the blade features the rippled "smoke and dark" patterns characteristic of Valyrian steel. We achieve this through advanced texturing on the Zinc Alloy surface.

• The Regal Scabbard: As seen in the photos, the scabbard is a work of art in itself. It is wrapped in a textured red finish (representing Lannister crimson) and adorned with intricate gold-colored fittings. It is truly a display piece that demands attention.

A Sword with Two Lives

To own Oathkeeper is to own a piece of tragedy and redemption. It was Tywin Lannister who ordered the melting of the Stark sword "Ice" to create two new blades: Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail.
While Widow's Wail went to Joffrey, Oathkeeper found a nobler path. It became the Brienne of Tarth sword, used to defend the daughters of the man who originally owned the steel.

This weapon represents the complex relationship between Jaime Lannister and Brienne. It is the perfect collectible for fans who believe in knighthood over titles. To read the full history of how this blade traveled from Winterfell to King's Landing and back, consult the [A Wiki of Ice and Fire] 

Substantial Weight & Display

This is a substantial piece of metal.

• Heavy Hand-Feel: Weighing in at 177g (6.2 oz), this sword feels significantly heavier than our smaller daggers. It anchors itself solidly on your desk.

• Desktop Ornament: At 30cm (approx. 11.8 inches), it is a large, commanding presence. Please Note: While close in size to 1/6 scale, the proportions and hilt thickness of this specific model are optimized for desktop display rather than action figure compatibility. We recommend displaying it flat or on a horizontal stand to showcase the beautiful scabbard details.

Maintenance of the Realm

To keep your Game of Thrones Oathkeeper replica shining:

1. Dusting: The intricate lion heads can trap dust. Use a soft brush to keep them clean.

2. Handling: The gold plating is durable, but oils from your hands can tarnish it over time. Wipe it down with a dry cloth after handling.

3. Safety: The point is blunt, but the metal is heavy. Ensure it is placed securely so it does not fall.

Specifications

• Product Name: Oathkeeper (Blade of Brienne)

• Material: High-Quality Zinc Alloy

• Length: 30cm / 11.8 inches

• Weight: 177g / 6.2 oz (Heavyweight)

• Style: Lannister Gold & Crimson

• Blade: Faux Valyrian Steel Pattern (Unsharpened)

• Accessory: Includes Detailed Scabbard

Unite the Realm

Do you mourn the North? You can also find replicas related to House Stark in our store.
Pair Oathkeeper with its "brother" sword or explore other legendary blades in our [Game of Thrones Collection].
For more heavy-duty metal replicas, browse our [Premium Sword Category].

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