ARTSABERS Exclusives
Three hilt designs you will not find at any other saber shop.
“The one with our name on it.”
The ARTSABERS lightsaber hilt is a design you won't find anywhere else, built in matte black with a centre band around the activation button, ring grooves below the emitter and thin inlay lines running the length of the grip, each picked out in your choice of accent colour. Cut straight into the emitter is the ARTSABERS mark itself, which lights up in the colour of your blade the moment it ignites. It's a hilt that belongs to this catalogue alone.
Long before it reached the ARTSABERS catalogue, this hilt was sketched by a Workshop artisan who wanted a saber that announced no allegiance — no Jedi line, no Sith sect, just a maker's mark. The ring grooves and inlay lines were said to trace the paths the artisan's own hands had worn into a dozen earlier prototypes before the design was judged worthy of the mark. Some Workshops still tell it as the hilt built for no one in particular, and claimed by whoever picks it up.
“Leather, silver and copper.”
The Elemental Nature lightsaber is an ARTSABERS exclusive design, sold nowhere else. It follows the Elemental Nature theme of lightsaber building, where wood, bone and other natural materials take the place of bare machined metal, and that philosophy shows in every section of the hilt. A tan stitched leather-wrapped grip sits between polished silver metal sections and copper-bronze ring bands, while a silver shroud at the emitter carries copper inlaid glyph markings, finished with a silver pommel and a wire D-ring.
Before it carried glyphs, the hilt was a bundle of scavenged parts in the hands of a Workshop smith who refused to let a blade look like it came off a line. Leather was wrapped where metal would have gone, copper was pressed into the shroud by hand, and the glyphs were cut one at a time until the design read like something grown rather than built. It is a story the smith never finished telling, and one this hilt still carries.
“Named for a Mandalorian clan.”
The Ordo is an ARTSABERS exclusive design, built for fans who want a hilt with a plain, military look and sold nowhere else. The body is all matte black, broken only by bright silver ring grooves set in three groups, a slanted emitter with a Y-shaped cut-out that glows with the blade colour, and a vented pommel at the base. It takes its name from Clan Ordo, one of the oldest Mandalorian warrior houses, and isn't tied to any one character — just the house itself.
Clan Ordo's warriors were never known for ceremony — their armour was plain, their blades built to work rather than to impress, and their reputation rested on what they did rather than who they served. The hilt that bears their name follows the same instinct: no character to honour, no story to live up to, just a design built the way the clan itself was said to fight. It's a legend from the Workshop floor rather than a fact from any film, there to be worn by whoever picks it up.