Description

The KIRPAN is Black and Golden Khanjar, typically used for ceremonial purposes, decoration, or religious practice.

Size: The total length of 7 inches.

Design: Features a curved blade and a sheath with intricate golden or metallic engravings.

Materials: Common materials for these ceremonial pieces include stainless steel or iron (Sarbloh) for the blade, and metal and camel bone for the handle.

Purpose: Often used as a religious “Kakaar” for initiated Sikhs, a decorative piece for temples/homes, or a wedding accessory for a groom,also wear for special ocassions.