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museums are full of decorative weapons but you rarely see ancient decorative tools.
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The real question: why did we stop the tradition of designer weapons?
"Sir, I neutralized the threat with my sequin and diamond studded sniper rifle."
We didn't, we just exclusively sell them a kiosks in malls now.
Mall ninja stuff is for sure what happens when mass production gets in to decorative weapons.