Thranduil Sword — King of Mirkwood | The Hobbit Elven King Replica Sword

Thranduil is a Sindarin Elf — one of the great Elves of Middle-earth who remained in the mortal lands rather than sailing to Valinor. He is King of the Woodland Realm, the Elven kingdom within the great forest known as Mirkwood (or Eryn Lasgalen — "Wood of Greenleaves" in Sindarin). His rule stretches back thousands of years: he fought alongside his father Oropher at the Battle of Dagorlad during the War of the Last Alliance at the end of the Second Age, and has governed the Woodland Realm ever since — long, long before the events of either The Hobbit or The Lord of the Rings.

By the time of The Hobbit, Thranduil's Woodland Realm is under threat from the Necromancer's dark influence spreading through southern Mirkwood. He is simultaneously regal, cold, and deeply scarred by the losses he has witnessed over millennia — including the death of his father and the devastation he suffered from dragonfire in the wars of the First Age. His sword, like all Elven blades of the Woodland Realm, bears the vine and leaf engravings that represent the great forests he has guarded for an age of the world. As the father of Legolas — who shares the same flowing, organic Elven blade aesthetic — Thranduil's sword is one of the most design-consistent pieces in the entire Tolkien replica canon.

Is Thranduil from The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit?

Thranduil appears in The Hobbit trilogy (2012–2014), not The Lord of the Rings. He is the Elven King of Mirkwood and the father of Legolas, who appears in both trilogies.

Who is Thranduil?

Thranduil is the King of the Woodland Realm of Mirkwood, a Sindarin Elf who has ruled his forest kingdom for thousands of years. He is the father of Legolas Greenleaf and one of the most powerful Elven rulers in Middle-earth.

How long is this Thranduil sword replica?

This is a full-size 85cm replica — overall length 85cm, blade length 63cm, handle 22cm. It is a display sword, not the smaller 40cm collectible version.

What does the blade look like?

The blade features vine and leaf engravings along the full blade length — the characteristic design of Elven swords from the Woodland Realm of Mirkwood, shared by both Thranduil and his son Legolas.

Does it come with a stand?

Yes — this replica includes a wooden wall display plaque for wall mounting.

Perfect for: Thranduil fans · Elven King collectors · The Hobbit replica swords · Mirkwood / Woodland Realm · Legolas fans (companion piece) · gift for Hobbit fans · Elven sword collectors

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