Dulha Sword
₹5,000.00
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*Disclaimer:* This is a traditional ceremonial sword (Sarbloh Kirpan / Wedding Talwar) made for religious, wedding, and collection display purposes only. It is not intended as a weapon. Sharpness varies by model. By purchasing, you confirm you are 18+ years of age and you will comply with all applicable state and central laws regarding possession and transport in India.
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FAQ
Is the Talwar suitable for home décor?
Yes. Its distinctive silhouette and heritage-inspired detailing make it a striking addition to display cabinets, study rooms, offices, collections, and heritage-themed interiors.
Does the Talwar come with a sheath?
Sheath availability depends on the specific product. Please refer to the individual product listing for the included accessories and specifications.
Can the Talwar be used for ceremonies or special occasions?
Our pieces can be selected for ceremonial and special-occasion display. Please ensure that any possession, carrying, or use complies with applicable local laws and venue requirements.
How should I maintain my Talwar?
Keep the piece in a clean, dry environment and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. For detailed care instructions, follow the maintenance guidance provided with your product.
Is the Talwar suitable as a gift?
Yes. Its distinctive heritage character makes it a memorable choice for collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship and Indian heritage.
How is the Talwar packaged for delivery?
Each piece is carefully prepared and securely packaged to help protect it during transit. Packaging may vary depending on the product’s size, design, and included accessories.
Can I get assistance before placing my order?
Absolutely. Our team can help you understand the product details, design, display suitability, and available options so you can make an informed choice.
What is the Talwar inspired by?
The Talwar is inspired by the traditional curved swords associated with the martial heritage and royal traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Its design reflects the elegance, character, and craftsmanship of historical sword forms.