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All swords are custom made to order.
Therefore, the production time will take some time depending on the order. Also, the estimated delivery date stated here is not definite. Sometimes there may be some delay due to some possible work accidents/illnesses, manufacturing defects that require remanufacturing or personal reasons.
The color of the scabbard leather can be customized for each sword. If you want a different color, you can contact us or specify the color you want in the order notes.
I am grateful for your understanding, patience and interest in my work.
Original price was: $650,00.$600,00Current price is: $600,00.
Tradinational Turkish / Ottoman / Polish Karabela Sword
1075 Steel
Wooden Hilt
Wood and genuine leather scabbard
Brass Fittings
Hardened and Tempered - 48 HRC
18-20 ballance point
5 mm to 2 mm Distal Taper
88-90 cm Total Lenght (77-78 cm Blade)
650-700 Gram
It's Sharpened, please specify if you want dull/unsharpened.
***Products are not polished to a mirror shine. please check the photos.***
Each sword is custom made for you when ordered.
Please contact for details and your questions.
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Tradinational Turkish / Ottoman / Polish Karabela Sword
1075 Steel
Wooden Hilt
Wood and genuine leather scabbard
Brass Fittings
Hardened and Tempered - 48 HRC
18-20 ballance point
5 mm to 2 mm Distal Taper
88-90 cm Total Lenght (77-78 cm Blade)
650-700 Gram
It's Sharpened, please specify if you want dull/unsharpened.
***Products are not polished to a mirror shine. please check the photos.***
Each sword is custom made for you when ordered.
Please contact for details and your questions.
The saber is beautiful. It arrived to me on the agreed date. The appearance is one thing, but what captivates is its functionality. It is light, perfectly balanced, it is guided with the fingers and you can easily change the position of the hand on the hilt. I considered buying a saber with one fuller, it has a center of gravity a little closer to the guard, but in the end I am very happy with the version with a "string" and two fullers. A beautiful thing.
Hamit (the owner of Peserey Handicrafts) strikes a very good balance between the price and performance of his swords. Considering the made-to-order nature of his business, his wait times are pretty good (when other smiths could take one to two years for similar work). The heat treat and edge grind on the swords are very good. His scabbards are also probably the best out there in the given price bracket, since each scabbard is actually custom fit to the sword you order. This leads to perfect retention of the sword, not being too loose that it would ever fall out (you can turn the sword upside-down and it stays retained in the scabbard), nor too tight that you can't easily draw the sword.
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Adam Wrzosek (verified owner) –
The saber is beautiful. It arrived to me on the agreed date. The appearance is one thing, but what captivates is its functionality. It is light, perfectly balanced, it is guided with the fingers and you can easily change the position of the hand on the hilt. I considered buying a saber with one fuller, it has a center of gravity a little closer to the guard, but in the end I am very happy with the version with a "string" and two fullers. A beautiful thing.
EdouardDV (verified owner) –
Hamit (the owner of Peserey Handicrafts) strikes a very good balance between the price and performance of his swords. Considering the made-to-order nature of his business, his wait times are pretty good (when other smiths could take one to two years for similar work). The heat treat and edge grind on the swords are very good. His scabbards are also probably the best out there in the given price bracket, since each scabbard is actually custom fit to the sword you order. This leads to perfect retention of the sword, not being too loose that it would ever fall out (you can turn the sword upside-down and it stays retained in the scabbard), nor too tight that you can't easily draw the sword.