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Folding Sword | Decorative Costume Sword with Red Tassel
Folding Sword for Fancy Dress & Stage Costumes
Complete a royal or fantasy-inspired stage look with this Folding Sword costume accessory. Its straight silver-toned blade, dark textured handle and ornate gold-tone detailing are complemented by a bright red tassel, adding colour and movement to a posed character presentation.
Design Highlights
- Folding design shown in both open and folded views.
- Straight silver-toned blade appearance.
- Dark handle with textured and criss-cross detailing.
- Ornate gold-tone guard and decorative end fitting.
- Red cord and tassel accent attached at the handle end.
Character & Occasion Styling
Pair with a separately arranged royal robe, fantasy costume or theatrical warrior outfit for a stage entrance or character portrait. The dark-and-gold handle and red tassel can complement coordinated costume colours without needing an elaborate set of additional accessories.
Suggested for fancy dress competitions, cultural programmes, fantasy-themed plays, theatrical tableaux and costume photoshoots. These are styling ideas rather than claims of historical accuracy or suitability for martial arts practice.
What This Listing Covers
This listing is for the Folding Sword costume accessory with the pictured red tassel. Clothing, headwear, display stands, furniture and other styling props shown in the photographs are not included.
Handling Before a Performance
Check the folding sections and fittings before use. Open and fold gently without forcing the mechanism, keeping fingers clear of moving joints. Practise a simple pose with the sword held clear of the face and other performers. Keep the tassel away from the neck and moving stage equipment.
Care & Storage
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store in a dry place without heavy objects pressing on it. Use for costume display and non-contact presentation, not cutting, striking, sparring or martial arts training. Do not swing near people. Children require adult supervision, and stage organisers should inspect the prop before a performance.