Ashcaller Dagger with Stand - Maidenless Blades (Metal)

It is a 21.65 inch ornamental display dagger with a curved stainless steel blade, a sculpted guard, and a contoured zinc alloy handle. It ships with a wooden display stand and is made for collectors and display rather than any functional use.

Overall length is 21.65 inches with a 15.35 inch blade and a 5.5 inch handle. Plan for roughly 24 inches of clear surface once it is set on the included stand, since the stand adds footprint on either side of the blade.No. The blade is finished as an unsharpened display replica. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation only, and it is not made for cutting of any kind.

No. The blade is finished as an unsharpened display replica. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation only, and it is not made for cutting of any kind.

Textured stainless steel with a weathered, aged silver finish. Stainless holds its appearance well in open display conditions and resists surface spotting better than carbon steel, which matters for a piece that sits out rather than in a sealed case.

That is intentional. The aging and texturing are built into the finish to give the blade an ancient, battle worn look rather than a bright factory polish. It is a design choice, not wear or damage in transit.

The hooked profile is a fantasy design element that also reflects real short blade logic. A forward curve places the edge ahead of the hand and favors a drawing cut, which is how a short blade is meant to be used at close range.

Zinc alloy, contoured and finished in a dark tone. Zinc alloy is denser than the resin or plastic used on cheaper display pieces, so the weight sits behind the grip and the dagger balances properly on the stand.

Yes. A wooden tabletop display stand is included, so the dagger can be displayed straight out of the box without buying a separate mount.

No. This is an original Sword Slice design from the Maidenless Blades collection. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any studio, publisher, or rights holder.

Wipe the blade with a dry microfiber cloth after handling, since skin oils are the main cause of marks over time. Do not use metal polish or abrasive pads, which cut straight through the weathered finish to bare steel and cannot be undone. For events, check the published prop policy first, since metal replicas are commonly restricted regardless of edge condition.