Zora Sword Replica – 21cm Die-Cast Metal Sword | The Tideborn Blade

Filmed on a miniature set we build by hand for each piece — the weight in the hand, the scale against everyday objects, the die-cast detail up close. No CGI, no stock footage.

At 21cm (8.3") and 97g (3.4 oz) of solid die-cast zinc alloy, the Zora Sword replica ships free worldwide from BlacksmithSONG. It's the rare straight-edged blade in a domain that mostly hands out tridents and spears — a one-handed sword built for someone who trusts steel over reach. We kept the fin-shaped hilt and the cutwork pattern exactly as sharp as the original design intended, just held at a size that fits a shelf instead of a battlefield.

What Is the Zora Sword?

The Zora Sword is a one-handed blade favored by an aquatic warrior people in a certain beloved open-world saga — one of the only conventional swords to come out of a domain built mostly around tridents and spears. Forged from a rust-resistant metal, it's prized for holding its edge underwater, though fair warning: it still conducts a strike of lightning if you're caught holding it in the wrong weather.

The Scene: A Frozen Vigil in the Deep

We built this Zora Sword's set at the edge of a frozen tide-shrine — a coiled sea-dragon fountain at the back, crystal spires catching cold blue light, and a still figure standing guard in the corner: a frozen likeness of an aquatic champion, spear planted, watching water that no longer needs watching. A pale, thick-petaled bloom sits in the moss up front — the kind every local diver swears brings luck — next to a scatter of sun-cured conch shells and a cluster of glowing blue shards. Every photo on this page is a real shot inside that handcrafted set: no CGI, no renders, no stock backdrops. One honest note before you scroll further: the scabbard here is our own addition — more on that below.

What You're Holding

The Honest Size Check

At 21cm (8.3"), this sword replica runs almost exactly the length of a chef's knife blade — noticeably more presence than the pocket-sized pieces on our shelf, though nowhere near our full two-handed greatswords. At 97g (3.4 oz) it has real weight for something this size; a true-to-form one-handed sword, not a toy-sized stand-in. The in-hand photo is the fastest way to judge it before it's yours.

One Pour, One Body

Each piece is die-cast in zinc alloy as a single body, then hand-finished. The diamond cutwork on the blade and the fin-shaped hilt guard are shaped straight into the mold, not applied after. Like every sword replica on this shelf, it leaves our hands hand-finished rather than machine-polished — small variations are part of the process, not a defect. One honest note: the original weapon never shipped with a scabbard — ours does, cut to match the blade's lines and keep it from rattling around your shelf. Read the full forging story for why we added it.

Choose Your Display

Blade only, or add a Small Stand (+$2), Large Stand (+$3), or Vertical Stand (+$4) — for a blade this size, the vertical mount lets the fin-shaped hilt sit right at eye level, while the small and large stands give it a more resting, laid-down pose. It shares an armory with one other aquatic-forged piece: pair it with the Lightscale Trident for the matching set, wander the rest of the Courage & Wisdom Blade Vault , or browse every sword in our lineup .

Free worldwide tracked shipping (US orders land in 10–14 days), a foam-lined gift box, and a 30-day money-back guarantee come standard on every order. Same blade, same waters, now with a scabbard it never had before.

Safety Note: Recommended for ages 14+. It is not a functional weapon.