🪯 Sikh Sarbloh Kara Pure Iron Heavy Lines Khalsa Warrior Bangle OG11 1.8cm Wide 1.5cm Collar
📦 Product Details
Product Type: Sikh Kara / Sarbloh Kada
Design Ref: OG11
Material: Pure Sarbloh (Iron)
Design: Heavy Collar with Raised/Engraved Line Detailing on Both Sides
Finish: Natural Sarbloh / Iron Finish
Width: Approx. 1.8 cm
Collar Width: Approx. 1.5 cm
Weight: Approx. 380 g–470 g depending on size
Sizes: Multiple sizes available – measured by inner diameter in cm
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib, Punjab, India
Condition: Brand New – Sealed Pack
🪯 Description
Sikh Sarbloh Kara Pure Iron Heavy Lines Khalsa Warrior Bangle
A substantial Sarbloh Kara (pure iron Sikh Kada) featuring bold line detailing around both sides of the collar. This is a heavy traditional Kara designed for those who prefer a strong, substantial style while maintaining the traditional appearance of Sarbloh.
The Kara is traditionally handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib, Punjab, and its solid construction gives it a distinctive heavy feel. The line design adds extra character while retaining a traditional Sikh Kara appearance.
Sarbloh means iron/steel in traditional Sikh usage, and Sarbloh Karas are widely worn as part of Sikh identity and tradition. This Kara is suitable for Singh and Kaur and can be worn for everyday use, religious occasions or as a meaningful Sikh gift.
Because this is a hand-finished natural iron product, individual Karas can have small differences in weight, surface texture, joint finishing and appearance.
⭐ Features
✔ Traditional Sikh Sarbloh Kara
✔ Pure Iron / Sarbloh Construction
✔ Heavy-Duty Solid Design
✔ Bold Line Detailing on Both Sides
✔ Approx. 1.8 cm Overall Width
✔ Approx. 1.5 cm Collar Width
✔ Handmade Traditional Finish
✔ Natural Iron Appearance
✔ Suitable for Singh & Kaur
✔ Suitable for Daily Sikh Wear
✔ Traditional Khalsa Warrior Style
✔ Handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib, Punjab
✔ UK Stock
✔ Fast UK Dispatch
🙏 Traditional Sikh Significance
The Kara is one of the recognised articles of faith associated with Sikhism and is traditionally worn as a visible reminder of Sikh identity, discipline and connection with the Khalsa tradition.
A Sarbloh Kara is particularly valued by many people who prefer the traditional iron construction and substantial feel of a heavy Kada.
🎯 Ideal For
- Sikh Daily Wear
- Sarbloh Kara / Kada
- Singh & Kaur
- Khalsa Identity
- Traditional Sikh Accessories
- Gurpurab Gifts
- Amrit Ceremony Gifts
- Punjabi Sikh Gifts
- Religious & Cultural Occasions
- Collectors of Traditional Sikh Items
📏 Kara Size Guide
Please select the Kara according to its internal diameter in cm.
The easiest method is to measure the inside diameter of an existing Kara using digital vernier callipers.
Alternatively, make a fist and measure across the knuckles as shown in our sizing guidance. The measurement should correspond closely to the required internal Kara size.
Measurements are approximate and a small variation of around ±0.1 cm can occur during measurement and hand-finishing.
Please remember: Kara size refers to the internal diameter, not the outside diameter.
❓ FAQs
What is this Kara made from?
This is a traditional Sarbloh iron Kara with a heavy solid construction.
Is this a lightweight Kara?
No. This is a heavy Kara, weighing approximately 380 g–470 g, depending on size.
How wide is the Kara?
The overall width is approximately 1.8 cm, with an approximately 1.5 cm collar.
Is this Kara suitable for men and women?
Yes. It is a unisex Sikh Kara suitable for both Singh and Kaur.
Where is it made?
The Kara is traditionally handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib, Punjab, India.
Will the surface remain exactly the same?
Natural Sarbloh/iron can develop oxidation, patina or light rust marks over time, particularly when exposed to moisture.
📦 Quantity & Packaging
One Kara per sale unless additional quantity is selected from the available options.
Each Kara is securely packaged to help protect it during storage and transit.
⚠️ Important Information & Protective Disclaimer
This is a handcrafted natural Sarbloh/iron product. Each Kara is individually finished, so minor variations in weight, thickness, width, shape and surface appearance are normal.
Small black marks, grinding marks, joint marks, forge marks, tiny surface irregularities and other signs of hand-finishing may be present. These are normal characteristics of traditionally finished Sarbloh items and are not considered defects.
Natural iron can oxidise. Light rust, darker areas, patina or changes in surface appearance can occur through normal exposure to water, humidity, perspiration or air. These characteristics are part of the natural behaviour of iron.
Measurements shown are approximate. A variation of approximately ±0.1 cm may occur due to manufacturing and measurement methods.
Photography, lighting and individual monitor settings can also cause slight differences in colour and appearance.
