Figure Fragments of Narsil - The Lord of the Rings

Narsil is probably the most famous sword in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

This mighty sword was once wielded by King Elendil. Until it was broken in the great battle of the last alliance of Elves and Men against Mordor towards the end of the Second Age in Middle-earth, when Elendil fell in battle against Sauron. 

But with a fragment of Narsil, Isildur, Elendil's son, managed to cut off Sauron's finger with the One Ring. Once the ring was lost, Sauron's body was destroyed.

The fragments of Narsil were guarded by the Elves in Rivendell for 3000 years. At the end of the Third Age, the sword was reforged and carried into battle under the name of Andúril (also Flame of the West) by Aragorn, the rightful heir to the throne of Gondor.

These miniature fragments of Narsil should not be missing in any Lord of the Rings collection. This beautiful collector's item is a detailed replica of the stone statue of Rivendell, holding the shield with the fragments of Narsil in her hands. The 1:5 scale figure of the elf princess is made of cold-cast polyresin and hand-painted, and the sword fragments can be individually removed.