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.
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.
Red and gold colours make this Sikh Essentials Kirpan look exquisite. The sheath and the hilt have been decorated with golden metal art, making this a very rich looking kirpan.
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.
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 kirpan from Sikh Essential is made from a Kamani iron, and its sheath is covered in an orange fabric with golden motifs, beads and diamonds.This is one of the most elegant and beautiful kirpans.
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.
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 hilt of this kirpan is made of brass and has hunting lion carvings on it and side brass chain. The design of the wooden sheath adds to the glory of the kirpan. A kirpan resembles a knife or a sword.
Our Collection features a splendid looking piece of kirpans.This Kirpan comes with a silver-plated metal sheath with the Khanda symbol depicted on it and a brass chain attached.
This is an absolutely magnificent 34-inch-long work of art. At first glance, the eyes are drawn to the wonderful one-of-a-kind metal artwork on the hilt. Renowned artisans handcrafted this Kirpan with a wooden sheath and silver metal artwork.
The beautiful wooden sheath Kirpan has an unsharpened blade. It is considered a symbol of royal culture and is used during Indian marriage ceremonies, as well as during coronations.
At first glance, our eyes are drawn to the magnificent one-of-a-kind metal adorning artwork on the hilt. Throughout the wooden sheath on this Kirpan, gold metal artwork in pattern is handcrafted by our specialised artisans.
Sikh Essential carries a fabulous selection of Kirpans. These kirpans are typically unsharpened and are used for weddings, coronations, decoration, and gift-giving occasions. In Hindi, this sort of sword is known as a Talwar.
A Kamani-type of iron is used in making this kirpan. Its sheath is covered with silver cloth decorated with golden motifs, creating a beautiful combination.