Gandalf's Glamdring Sword The Lord of the Rings / The Hobbit Decorative Reproduction 107cm

Glamdring, also known as the "Hammer of Foe," is an ancient sword forged in the elven city of Gondolin during the First Age. Found much later by Gandalf in a troll cave, this blade became his weapon of choice throughout his adventures in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Steeped in history, Glamdring once belonged to an elven king and saw the battlefields of many ancient wars. Gandalf, despite being a mage, wields it with ease, particularly against goblins and orcs. In The Hobbit, it distinguishes itself by emitting a bluish light when evil creatures approach, a sign of its elven enchantment.

The sword accompanies Gandalf in decisive moments, such as the crossing of Moria or the Battle of Helm's Deep. It becomes a symbol of his wisdom, power, and commitment to protecting Middle-earth from the forces of evil.

A striking detail of this reproduction is the inscriptions on the hilt, engraved in Sindarin, the Elven language, and Cirthian runes. They add a mystical dimension to this iconic sword, recalling its Elven origins and symbolic significance.

Designed for fans of Tolkien's work, this piece is ideal for enriching a collection or for displaying in a medieval fantasy-inspired setting.

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