A Museum-Quality Masterpiece: Handcrafted Damascus Kirpan by Jot Singh.
Maker: Jot Singh Khalsa
Overall Length: 31cm / 12.2in
Blade: Hand Forged Damascus
Guard and Handle: 416 Stainless Embellished with 24k Gold Inlay Engraving. 18k Solid Gold Spacer Fully Encrusted with Emeralds. Alaskan Green Jade Handle
Immerse yourself in the legacy of a master craftsman. Trained at the State University of New York and decorated with numerous awards, Jot Singh presents a kirpan that transcends mere utility—it's a testament to artistry, devotion, and cultural heritage.
Hand-Forged Damascus: The blade, meticulously crafted from hand-forged Damascus steel, shimmers with mesmerizing patterns, a testament to Singh's mastery of ancient techniques. Each layer tells a story of fire, skill, and the timeless beauty of this revered metal.
Elegance in Every Detail: A moon-shaped guard, forged from 416 stainless steel and adorned with 18K solid gold, speaks of refined elegance. The throat, meticulously paved with emeralds and framed in gold, radiates opulence and spiritual significance.
Artistry by Lynton McKenzie: The intricate scroll patterns, engraved by the renowned American artist Lynton McKenzie, flow seamlessly across the 24K gold inlay, elevating this kirpan to the realm of wearable art.
Alaskan Green Jade: The handle, carved from exquisite Alaskan green jade, not only provides a comfortable grip but also serves as a symbol of serenity and prosperity.
More Than a Blade: This is a collector's dream, a museum-quality piece that embodies the intersection of faith, artistry, and cultural heritage. Own a piece of history—a masterpiece that reflects Jot Singh's lifelong dedication to his craft and the profound symbolism of the Sikh tradition.
A Word From the Maker: ""For 6 years, beginning in 1972, I trained intensively in art, jewelry making and metalsmithing at the State University of New York. There I learned to create silver and gold jewelry and artful objects in non-precious metals. Jot Singh, as a contemporary designer, knife and sword maker, has also been fortunate to have won numerous awards over decades for his knives, swords and kirpans. Currently we have a small manufacturing facility and home office, where my team and I design and fabricate handmade knives, swords and Kirpans (sacred Sikh knives).""
