₹3,000.00
Sikh Essential carries a beautiful collection of Kirpans. These kirpans are generally unsharpened and used during weddings, coronations, decor, and gift giving occasions. This kind of sword is also called the Talwar in hindi.
The stainless steel kirpan from Sikh Essential features a gold hilt carved with a horse face and metallic art. A distinctive pattern is displayed on the sheath of the kirpan. The fabric is black and is decorated with golden motifs, hand embroidery and diamonds, which further enhance the attractiveness of the piece.
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This beautiful piece of Kirpan is made with an unsharp blade. It is used as a symbol of royal culture in Indian Wedding Ceremonies and Coronations. It is also known as a Sword (talwaar). The kirpan is a delight to look at because it is designed with pierced holes in its wooden sheath.
This kirpan is made from a Kamani-type of iron and its sheath is covered with beige color cloth which has golden motifs and hand embroidery. Although it has some bling, we believe it looks sophisticated and gorgeous.
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.
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.
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