Specifications:

Total Length:

Without scabbard: 36.9 inches

With scabbard: 40 inches

Blade Width:

Without scabbard: 1.8 inches

With scabbard: 2.5 inches

Blade Thickness: 2 mm

Weight:

Without scabbard: 1.9 kg

With scabbard: 2.1 kg

Materials:

Blade Material: Damascus steel

Scabbard Material: Metal (silver)

Features:

Handmade Koftgiri and calligraphy designer scabbard.

Traditional disc pommel hilt with hand guard adorned with silver calligraphy and exquisite foliage.

Blade is fixed by the process of melting and hammering stone.

Blade:

The blade is made of Damascus steel, recognizable by the unique wavy patterns characteristic of this material.

There is a decorative element on the blade, featuring what appears to be a floral motif.

Hilt:

The hilt has a traditional disc pommel and a hand guard, both adorned with detailed silver calligraphy and foliage patterns.

The craftsmanship of the hilt is consistent with the Koftgiri technique, a traditional method of inlaying gold or silver into the steel.

Scabbard:

The scabbard is made of metal and extensively decorated with intricate silver work.

The design includes detailed foliage patterns and calligraphy, aligning with the traditional Koftgiri style.

The scabbard also features a red tassel, adding to its aesthetic appeal and authenticity.

Overall Design:

The overall design of the sword and scabbard reflects a great intensity of craftsmanship and attention to detail is easily visible with floral patterns . 

The decorations are not just beautiful but also represent the cultural and historical importance of such swords during the Maratha , Mughal and Rajput periods.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Koftgiri Technique: This is a traditional Indian technique where gold or silver is inlaid into iron or steel. It was widely used for decorating swords, daggers, and other weapons, especially during the Mughal and Rajput periods.

Damascus Steel: known for its strength, resilience, and different pattern, Damascus steel was highly priced in sword-making. The process involves layering different types of steel to create the wavy patterns seen on the blade.patterns may be zigzag,raindrop on blade’s surface. 

This Royal Katori Handle Koftgiri Sword with Silver Work and Damascus Steel is not only a weapon but also a piece of art. It is a part of the rich history and cultural heritage of India.

The intricate silver work and Damascus steel blade make it a valuable collector's item and a symbol of the exquisite craftsmanship of the period.

Ideal for:

Ceremonies and Weddings: Perfect for ceremonial use and photo sessions

Symbol of Heritage: Used as a symbol of religious and spiritual significance

Customization Services:

 CUSTOMIZED ENGRAVING AND DESIGN:

Do you Want to attach a true identity of yours to your product? Make your sword truly unique with our customization options. We offer personalized engraving, naming, and intricate design work on the blade.

Personalized Engraving: Specific hilt designs and fonts available

Custom Amendments: Tailored to buyer's requirements

Bulk Orders: Contact us for orders of 8-10 pieces

Contact Information: For bulk orders and further customization, please contact at mentioned details. 

Elevate your wedding day with this elegant and timeless symbol of heritage.

 

Shipping Terms

Extra Shipping Charges: The seller reserves the right to charge extra shipping fees if the destination is a remote or out-of-main-city area.

Import Duties/Taxes: Buyers are responsible for various import duties and taxes at the destination's customs. The buyer pays these duties and taxes, where applicable.

Shipping Agent: FEDEX is the only authorized shipping agent for these products. They are not shipped through any other courier services.

Seller Responsibilities: The seller bears the shipping charges but not the import duties and taxes. According to the laws of the seller's country, import duties and taxes are not considered shipping charges and must be paid by the consignee.

 

Contact Information

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