₹2,250.00
Handcrafted with a stainless-steel hilt. A simple yet beautiful-looking kirpan because of the element of the wooden sheath. The iron used to make kirpan is known as Kamani, and the blade is unsharp.
This kirpan is 36 inches long. It has a pretty wooden sheath. The kirpan aka sword, is made with the Kamani-type of iron, having an unsharp blade fitted with a stainless steel hilt. Kirpans are used as a ritual to keep in front of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Prakash in every Gurudwara Sahib, across the world. Also, it plays an important role in the Indian Wedding Ceremonies.
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The Sikh Essential kirpan is the ideal blend of classic style and functionality. It features a black leather sheath, a black metal hilt, and a stainless steel kirpan.
This 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.
For a brass-made kirpan, it looks too royal. It is fully covered in golden and so looks ethereal in its look. This is mostly preferred for weddings as Kirpans are a part of Indian wedding ceremonies and coronations.
Fully stainless steel sheath kirpan. The hilt is stainless steel, too. A dainty one in your exotic collection of kirpans.
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