Long Kirpan
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₹2,650.00A very exquisite piece of kirpan is completely made from stainless steel. Also known as sword (talwaar). A must have this piece in your collection.
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₹1,200.00This khanda is ideal for Indian wedding ceremonies due to its red velvet sheath design and lace decoration. It’s one of the most beautiful pieces of kirpan.
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₹48,000.00Elevate your space with the timeless majesty of royal heritage. This statement interior decor set features two handcrafted Sirohi Kirpans flanking a central, intricately engraved brass shield, all elegantly mounted on a rich crimson velvet backdrop. Perfect for adding a bold, majestic focal point to living rooms, executive offices, or heritage interiors.
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₹1,600.0036 inches long kirpan with a stainless steel hilt. The sheath has a wooden design on it along with the side chain on it. The kirpan is one classy and elegant representation of a sword worn next to the body, wrapped in a cloth belt.
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₹2,500.00Fully stainless steel sheath kirpan. The hilt is stainless steel, too. A dainty one in your exotic collection of kirpans.
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₹4,800.00The Traditional Ceremonial kirpan from Sikh Essential comes along with flower petals on sheath and a hilt of Brass Hilt exhibiting metal art. A delicate addition to your exotic collection of kirpans.
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₹4,800.00
The Traditional Ceremonial kirpan from Sikh Essential comes along with flower petals on sheath and a hilt of Brass Hilt exhibiting metal art. A delicate addition to your exotic collection of kirpans.
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₹3,400.00
It is a magnificent artistic sword made of stainless steel with a Kamani blade. It has a long unsharpened blade that is only used for decor purposes.
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₹1,400.00
The kirpan is designed with a pierced wooden sheath making it look very charming. It has a side brass chain and an unsharp blade fitted brass hilt.
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₹2,550.00
This is a 34-inch-long work of art that is absolutely magnificent. The eyes are drawn to this wonderful one-of-a-kind metal artwork on the hilt at first glance. The wooden sheath with gold metal work is designed by renowned craftsmens.
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₹3,500.00
There is no sharpening involved in this fine piece of Kirpan. It is used as a symbol of royal culture for weddings and coronations in India. It is also known as a Sword (talwaar).
