Yes, it is legal to own swords in South Africa for display, collection, or martial arts practice. However, they should be stored safely and not carried in public without a valid reason, as they may be considered dangerous weapons under certain conditions.

 We stock a wide range of swords, including katana, medieval swords, fantasy swords, ninja swords, and decorative replicas. Each is crafted for either collecting, training, cosplay, or display.

 Our collection includes both functional swords (battle-ready, sharpened) and decorative swords (blunt or stainless steel, non-combat use). Check the product description for the blade type, material, and intended use.

 Yes, we offer practice and live steel swords suitable for disciplines like Kenjutsu, Kendo, and historical European martial arts (HEMA). Always use proper safety gear and follow training guidelines.

 Our swords are crafted from high-carbon steel, stainless steel, or tempered alloys, depending on the intended use. Functional swords typically use carbon steel for durability and edge retention.

Keep your sword clean and dry to prevent rust. Apply a light oil coating (e.g., gun oil or mineral oil) on the blade and store it in a dry place or display case. Avoid prolonged contact with leather or fabric sheaths.

No license is required to purchase a sword for personal or decorative use in South Africa. However, age restrictions may apply, and responsible use is expected.

Yes. BNT Online offers secure and reliable nationwide delivery for all swords and blades, ensuring they arrive safely and discreetly at your doorstep.