₹1,450.00
Considered a symbol of strength, courage, and honor.
Handcrafted.
The kirpan serves two purposes: one is to serve as a defensive weapon, and the other is to serve as a symbol. When all other techniques have failed, a kirpan is used to avert violence against a defenceless person. It is exclusively for defence and represents the guru or actual lord. It’s also part of Guru Gobind Singh’s religious mandate. On its sheath, it features an artistic design with steel.
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.
35 inches long kirpan with a sheath decorated with golden lace. Golden is always associated as blingy but we believe it looks sophisticated and gorgeous. The kirpan is made from Kamani-type of iron.
The khanda is the universal symbol of the Sikh faith and the military emblem of the Sikhs.The symbol holds immense respect and faith of its own. This kirpan has a fully brass sheath with multiple khandas on it. The symbol of khanda enhances the divine value of the 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.
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