The identity of red dragon swords is far from being known as of this moment. Although the most obvious characteristic of the sword is of course the red blade, as the name implies. There are different variations of the swords, the most popular being the Dragon Scimitar which has a blade that is slightly curved. One can notice that most swords from China have the same features.

A rarer and more priceless variation of the sword is the Mithrodin which has a well-polished grip. Another adornment found would be the pommel that is carved into a dragon.

 

The designs of the red dragon swords are intricately hand-crafted by blacksmiths in China. However, some replicas of the original versions were mass-produced and sold in a cheaper price compared to the hand forged and hand tempered ones.

 

Most collectors are interested in the red blade which makes it more valuable compared to other swords in China. In fact, it is more fashionable among collectors than the black blade. The reason being is the fact that the features of red dragon swords are incidentally related to dragon stories, not to mention, most of the ancient name swords such as Zar’roc and Mithrodin.

 

It could be plain coincidences or it just so happen that forgers of these swords associate them with dragons, no one really knows until now. What is certain is that the mystery of the swords adds up to its value, making art swords collectors more interested about the origin of its design. In fact, such mystery often times ensue some debates among collectors.

 

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