Qui-Gon Jinn’s green saber is built around a long, practical hilt with deep black grip sections and a clean silver emitter. Its understated construction suits a Jedi more interested in the living Force than ceremony or approval. This collection captures the calm authority and distinctive Episode I design of his weapon.

Darth Maul’s signature weapon turns two red blades into one continuous staff built for reach and relentless motion. Its long mechanical body looks formidable intact and can often be separated into more manageable single-saber sections. This collection is for buyers who want spinning possibilities, an unmistakable prequel silhouette, and maximum visual impact.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s blue sabers evolve from practical prequel weapons into the elegant thin-neck hilt carried during his exile. Each version retains the disciplined, balanced character associated with one of the Order’s most accomplished defenders. Browse this collection to compare his Padawan, Clone Wars, and original-trilogy designs.

The Prequel Trilogy presents the Jedi at their height, surrounded by a far wider variety of saber wielders and fighting styles. Streamlined blue and green hilts meet Mace Windu’s purple blade, Dooku’s curve, and Maul’s red staff. This collection captures the polished craftsmanship, formal dueling, and eventual darkness of the Republic’s final years.

Green blades are carried by Jedi whose strength is often paired with patience, insight, or an independent path. Yoda, Qui-Gon, Luke, and other wielders give the color a range of compact, classic, and refined hilt forms. Compare green lightsabers here by character, length, grip, and story era.

Red lightsabers are the clearest visual signature of Sith, dark-side enforcers, and fallen warriors. The color appears across compact ornate hilts, curved dueling weapons, heavy control-box designs, unstable crossguards, and full staffs. Use this collection to compare villains by silhouette rather than searching one character at a time.