A curved hilt gives a lightsaber a distinctive silhouette. A connecting pair takes that design a step further. Inspired by Asajj Ventress’s recognizable lightsabers, this AOSABER design combines two curved hilts with a built-in pommel connection, allowing them to be displayed separately or joined into an S-shaped, double-bladed saber.
Here’s a closer look at the details that make this pair stand out.
Distinctive Curved Hilts
The curved grips are the defining feature of these Asajj Ventress-inspired lightsabers. Each hilt follows a sweeping profile, with a black ribbed grip framed by silver accents. The silver emitter sections contrast with the darker handles, making the shape easy to appreciate even when the blades are switched off.
Displayed side by side, the two hilts form a coordinated pair. Their curved profiles also give character-inspired cosplay poses a different look from those created with conventional straight hilts.
Two Sabers, Two Ways to Display
The design offers two configurations: separate lightsabers or one connected, double-bladed saber.
Separate Lightsabers
Keep the hilts apart to display the pair individually or create dual-saber poses. This arrangement highlights the matching details of both handles and leaves their curved shapes clearly visible.
It is also a useful way to photograph the pair, showing the emitter sections, grip details, and pommels from different angles.
A Connected S-Shaped Saber
The two hilts can join at their pommels using the built-in locking connection. Once connected, their opposing curves form an S-shaped handle, with a blade extending from each end.
This changes the overall silhouette of the pair. Instead of two separate curved lightsabers, you have one continuous centerpiece that shows how the two handles work together.
A Closer Look at the Pommel Connection
The connection is built into the ends of the hilts. Matching components on the two pommels allow the handles to join together, making the connecting structure part of the design itself.
Before connecting or separating the hilts, switch off both sabers and follow the supplied instructions. Check that the connection is fully engaged before handling the assembled saber, and never force parts that do not align.
The connection feature should not be taken as a claim of suitability for heavy-contact dueling. Check the guidance for your selected configuration before use.
Details Worth Seeing Up Close
Beyond the curved outline, several visual details give this pair its character:
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Ribbed black grips: Repeated grooves follow the curve of each handle.
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Silver accents: Shaped silver details frame the grips and contrast with the black sections.
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Matching emitter sections: The two ends share a coordinated appearance.
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Integrated connecting pommels: The joining mechanism is housed at the base of each hilt.
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An S-shaped assembled profile: Connecting the pair creates a distinctive double-bladed display.
For a collection, these details make the hilts worth displaying both individually and together.
Choosing Your Configuration
The hilt design is only one part of choosing a lightsaber. Before ordering, review the options listed on the product page and confirm:
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Whether your selected option includes one hilt or the complete pair.
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Which electronic core is included.
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Which blades and accessories are supplied.
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The operating instructions and intended use for that configuration.
Lighting, sound, and customization features depend on the selected core. Use the product’s configuration details to confirm those features rather than relying on appearance alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the two lightsabers be used separately?
Yes. The two hilts can remain separate for individual handling, dual-saber poses, or display.
How do the hilts connect?
They connect at their pommels using the built-in locking structure. Follow the supplied instructions when joining or separating them.
What shape do they form when connected?
The curved hilts combine into an S-shaped handle, creating a double-bladed lightsaber with a blade at each end.
Do all configurations have the same lighting and sound features?
Features depend on the electronic core selected. Check the product page for the specifications of your chosen version.
Explore the Asajj Ventress-Inspired Design
With curved black grips, contrasting silver details, and connecting pommels, this pair offers two distinct ways to enjoy the same design. Keep the sabers separate to highlight each hilt, or join them into an S-shaped centerpiece for your collection.