⭕ Black Sarbloh Sikh Kara Mool Mantar Engraved Gold Bani Kada Singh Kaur BB11

Design Ref: BB11

Material: Premium Sarbloh (Traditional Pure Iron)

Finish: Black Traditional Finish with Gold Laser Engraving

Design: Smooth Chakri Kara

Engraving: Complete Mool Mantar Engraved on Both Sides

Width: Approx. 9.5mm

Thickness: Approx. 12.5mm

Weight: Approx. 120–170g (Varies by Size)

Sizes: Available in Multiple Sizes (Inner Diameter)

Origin: Handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib, Punjab

Suitable For: Men, Women, Singh, Kaur, Adults & Teenagers

Black Sarbloh Sikh Kara with Engraved Mool Mantar

This beautifully crafted Black Sarbloh Sikh Kara features the complete Mool Mantar precisely laser engraved in elegant gold lettering on both sides, creating a striking contrast against the traditional black finish.

Inspired by a popular contemporary style appreciated by many Sikhs, this kara combines traditional Sikh identity with premium craftsmanship and everyday practicality.

Made from quality Sarbloh (Pure Iron), the kara has a smooth rounded Chakri profile for comfortable daily wear while retaining its bold Khalsa appearance.

Each kara is individually finished in Amritsar, the spiritual home of Sikhism, and is suitable for everyday wear, Gurdwara visits, religious ceremonies, weddings, gifts and personal devotion.

🪯 Sikh Significance

The Kara (ਕੜਾ) is one of the Five Kakars (Five Ks) given by Guru Gobind Singh Ji to the Khalsa Panth in 1699.

It symbolises:

• Eternal connection with Waheguru

• Unity of the Sikh faith

• Strength and discipline

• Commitment to righteous living

• Courage and responsibility

• The unbroken nature of God's creation

The circular shape has no beginning or end, reminding Sikhs of the eternal nature of the Creator.

✨ Beautifully Engraved Mool Mantar

The complete sacred Mool Mantar has been laser engraved around both sides of the kara.

Gurmukhi

ੴ ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ ਕਰਤਾ ਪੁਰਖੁ ਨਿਰਭਉ ਨਿਰਵੈਰੁ ਅਕਾਲ ਮੂਰਤਿ ਅਜੂਨੀ ਸੈਭੰ ਗੁਰ ਪ੍ਰਸਾਦਿ ॥

Roman Transliteration

Ik Oankar Sat Naam Kartaa Purakh Nirbhau Nirvair Akaal Moorat Ajooni Saibhang Gur Prasaad.

English Translation

One Universal Creator God.

The Name is Truth.

The Creator.

Without Fear.

Without Hatred.

Timeless.

Beyond Birth.

Self-Existent.

Known through the Guru's Grace.

📿 Product Features

✔ Genuine Sarbloh (Pure Iron)

✔ Premium Black Finish

✔ Gold Laser Engraved Mool Mantar

✔ Engraving on Both Sides

✔ Comfortable Smooth Chakri Design

✔ Traditional Sikh Design

✔ Handmade in Amritsar

✔ Suitable for Everyday Wear

✔ Long Lasting Finish

✔ Unisex Design

🎁 Ideal For

• Daily Sikh Wear

• Khalsa Sikhs

• Singh & Kaur

• Gurdwara Visits

• Amritdhari Sikhs

• Punjabi Gifts

• Vaisakhi Gifts

• Birthday Gifts

• Religious Occasions

• Father's Day

• Mother's Day

• Wedding Gifts

• Anniversary Gifts

📏 Sizing Information

Kara sizes shown in the variation menu refer to the inside diameter of the kara measured in centimetres.

If you are unsure which size you require, simply send us a message and we will gladly help you determine the correct size.

💙 Why Buy From Us?

✔ UK Seller

✔ Fast UK Dispatch

✔ Genuine Amritsar Products

✔ Premium Quality Checked

✔ Secure Packaging

✔ Excellent Customer Service

✔ Trusted Online Sikh Retailer

✔ Carefully Selected Products

🎁 Packaging

Every kara is individually inspected before dispatch and securely packaged to help ensure it reaches you safely.

💷 Recommended RRP £69.99

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is this genuine Sarbloh?

Yes. This kara is made from traditional Sarbloh (Pure Iron).

Q. Is the engraving on both sides?

Yes. The complete Mool Mantar is laser engraved around both sides of the kara.

Q. Will the engraving fade?

The laser engraving is designed to be durable during normal wear, although natural use over many years may gradually affect the finish.

Q. Is this suitable for everyday wear?

Yes. It has been designed for comfortable daily use.

Q. Is this suitable for men and women?

Yes. It is a unisex design available in multiple sizes.

⚠️ Important Information & Disclaimer

Please carefully measure your wrist or existing kara before ordering to minimise exchanges.

Minor variations in colour, engraving depth and finish may occur due to traditional manufacturing methods.

Some kara may display a small finishing or grinding mark near the joint. This is a normal characteristic of handcrafted kara produced in Amritsar and does not affect strength, appearance or functionality.

Sarbloh naturally develops a traditional patina over time. The kara can be gently cleaned using a soft dry cloth or kitchen towel to maintain its appearance.

Colours may appear slightly different due to lighting, photography and individual monitor settings.

Any references to Sikh religious teachings are provided for educational and devotional purposes only.