The synthesis and consolidation of nano-sized W powders are attempted with the combination process of hydrogen reduction of ball-milled WO₃ powder and spark plasma sintering. The reduction behavior of WO₃ is analyzed by temperature-programmed reduction. The reaction peaks for reduction of WO₃ are observed in the temperature range of 590-782 °C. XRD and TEM analysis reveals that oxide powder is changed to metallic W with an average particle size of 100 nm by hydrogen reduction at 900 °C for 1 h. The densified specimen by spark plasma sintering at 1700 °C under an applied pressure of 50 MPa using nano-sized W powder shows increased relative density compared with that using micron-sized W powder. The results suggested that the W bulk with increased relative density fine microstructure can be fabricated by spark plasma sintering of hydrogen-reduced WO₃ powder, more effectively.