Sikh Kirpan (Siri Sahib) – A Symbol of Faith and Valor
The Sikh Kirpan, also known as the Siri Sahib, is one of the Five Ks (Kakaars) worn by initiated Sikhs, symbolizing courage, selflessness, and the duty to stand up for justice. Deeply rooted in Sikh tradition and spiritual identity, the Kirpan is not just a ceremonial blade—it represents a timeless commitment to righteousness and protection of the weak.
Each Kirpan is crafted with devotion and respect for its religious significance. Whether worn daily or used for ceremonial purposes, it serves as a constant reminder of the Sikh values of bravery, service, and compassion.
Product Highlights:
• Traditional Design – Inspired by authentic Sikh heritage.
• Quality Craftsmanship – Meticulously made using premium materials.
• Spiritual Significance – A sacred article of faith for initiated Sikhs.
• Versatile Usage – Suitable for everyday wear, special occasions, or gifting.
• Includes Sheath (Scabbard) – For safe storage and carrying.
