Sikh Tegha Sword Reproduction (1910)

This handcrafted Sikh Tegha Sword Reproduction (1910) isn’t just made to sit on a wall. It’s built to carry the weight of history. Modeled after real blades from early 20th-century Northern India, this piece captures the spirit of Sikh warriors — bold, elegant, and deeply rooted in tradition.

This Tegha sword brings a royal, commanding presence for any collector who values traditional Indian craftsmanship. The wide-curve blade, detailed hilt, and custom-fit cover follow the distinct tegha design once used for power and ceremony.

Each piece is made to order, carefully finished, and ships free across India. Processing takes 4–7 business days, but what you get is timeless.

Key Features:

• Wide-curve Tegha blade – the iconic Sikh warrior style
• Hand-polished stainless steel – built to last, built to impress
• Detailed handle with a comfortable grip – no compromise on authenticity
• Includes a fitted sheath – great for display or ceremonial use
• Approx. full length: 3 ft, 2.5 inches wide
• Processing time: 4–7 business days
• Free shipping within India

Why this sword matters:

Unlike generic wall-hangers or cheap imitations, this sword respects the original 1910s design — when such blades weren’t just weapons, but symbols of strength, pride, and honor.

It’s the perfect piece for:

• Displaying in your home, office, or mandir
• Carrying in wedding or religious ceremonies
• Gifting to history lovers, collectors, or newlyweds

Want to explore more about the heritage behind swords like this? Check out our blog: Bhavani Sword – A Must-Know for Collectors & Enthusiasts