Another of my non-traditional Samurai swords.  Bronze guard.  Handle and scabbard in Peruvian Walnut and Curly Maple.

(Blade Gallery photo)

A very non-traditional wrapping on a damascus Samurai sword.

A damascus guard for a non-traditional samurai sword.

I don't make these every day.  Maybe I should....

The 15N-20 sides and 1084 core make for an incredibly tough little sword.  Koa handle.

Here is the handle for the San Mai Dha.

This is my version of a non-traditional Samuari Sword with no guard.  Handle and scabbard in Peruvian Walnut.  My "chaos" damascus.

(Blade Gallery photo)

Some of my damascus on a guardless Samurai Sword.

(Blade Gallery photo)

A nice non-traditional Tanto I made from forged W2 with mild hamon (temper line.)  Guard is Damascus.  Handle is carved Desert Ironwood with Fossilized Walrus Ivory end-caps. 

(Mitch Lum photo)

My version of the popular "Dha" shaped sword.  This one has my "crop-circle" guard in stainless.  Handle and scabbard are in Peruvian Walnut and Curly Maple. 

(Blade Gallery photo)

An amazing set of swords that I did as a custom order using some of David Lisch's damascus in the blades.  I made the damascus in the guards.  The handles are textured Koa and Walrus Ivory. 

Here is the scabbard and display stand for the Butterfly swords.

A non-traditional Tsuba inspired by crop-circle formations.  I've made about 30 of these out of various materials.

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My damascus version of a "Kris" styled dagger. 

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My version of an Indian Calvery Saber. I've always liked the one Cold Steel has for sale and just wanted to try my hand at it.  Never held the original, but this one worked well for me.  I'll have to try again one of these days, but that forged bronze guard was a bit of a challenge.

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Another side of the Damascus Saber.

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Pommel of the damascus saber.

(Blade Gallery photo)

A damascus long (or hand-and-half) sword I made a few years back.

Just a fancy handle I made for a swordcane.

Damascus Longsword with fancy woodworking.  So much so, that Mitch forgot to photo the sword out of the scabbard.  It's okay, I've forgotten all about it :-)

(Mitch Lum photo)

Made this for a customer who called it a "Yatlass."  Check out the scabbard.  I should do more of those.

Just a fun little sticksword I made with a 1086 blade and Curly Maple w/Peruvian Walnut handle/scabbard.

Sticksword all together.

Inspired by "crop-circles."

Another of my "crop-circle" inspired sword guards.

This is my first design inspired by "crop-circles."

Damascus staffsword with lots of curves.

A shop pic of the spears.

This is the handle of my Ironwood Tanto. 

(Mitch Lum photo)