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Sikh Kara Singh Lines Cut Design Kada Pure Brass Bangle 22ct Gold Look Khalsa B4 Unisex Heavy Bracelet

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⭕ Sikh Singh Five Lines Cut Design Pure Brass Kara 22ct Gold Look Heavy Khalsa B4

📖 Product Details

Design Ref: B4

Material: Pure Brass

Finish: 22ct Gold Look

Design: Five Lines Cut Pattern (Joint-Free Design)

Approx. Weight: 110–125g (Approx. 11 Tola)

Width: Approx. 1.5cm

Thickness: Approx. 7mm

Style: Traditional Sikh / Punjabi

Colour: Gold Look Brass

Gender: Unisex

Country of Manufacture: India

Suitable For: Everyday Wear, Religious Wear, Cultural Wear & Gift Giving

✨ Description

This beautifully handcrafted Five Lines Cut Design Brass Kara features a traditional heavy Punjabi design with an elegant 22ct Gold Look finish. Made from pure brass, this Kara has no visible joint, giving it a seamless appearance and an attractive premium finish.

The bold five-line cut pattern reflects traditional Punjabi craftsmanship while offering a stylish appearance suitable for everyday wear or special occasions. Each Kara is individually handcrafted in Amritsar by experienced artisans using traditional manufacturing techniques.

Unlike plated jewellery, this solid brass Kara can easily regain its shine with occasional polishing using Brasso or by simply rubbing it with a soft cloth or kitchen towel.

The Kara is comfortable for daily wear and makes an excellent gift for family members, friends and loved ones.

☬ The Significance of the Sikh Kara

The Kara (ਕੜਾ) is one of the Five Kakars (Five Ks) worn by initiated Sikhs and was established by Guru Gobind Singh Ji during the Khalsa initiation in 1699.

The circular shape has no beginning and no end, symbolising the eternity of the Almighty and reminding the wearer to remain connected with God while performing honest deeds.

The Kara also serves as a reminder to:

  • Live truthfully
  • Perform righteous actions
  • Maintain humility
  • Remember God in everyday life
  • Uphold Sikh values and discipline

Today the Kara is worn by Sikhs throughout the world and is also appreciated by many people as a symbol of strength, heritage and timeless craftsmanship.

⭐ Features

✔ Heavy traditional Punjabi design

✔ Five decorative cut lines

✔ Seamless joint-free construction

✔ Pure solid brass

✔ Attractive 22ct Gold Look finish

✔ Handmade by skilled craftsmen

✔ Suitable for everyday wear

✔ Rust resistant

✔ Can be re-polished to restore shine

✔ Comfortable unisex design

✔ Excellent gift choice

✔ Traditional Punjabi craftsmanship

🎁 Ideal For

  • Sikh Men & Women
  • Punjabi Jewellery
  • Khalsa Gifts
  • Religious Occasions
  • Birthdays
  • Christmas Gifts
  • Father's Day
  • Mother's Day
  • Vaisakhi
  • Weddings
  • Cultural Events
  • Everyday Wear

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✔ Carefully Quality Checked

✔ Traditional Authentic Design

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🎁 Packaging

Your Kara will be securely packed to help ensure it arrives safely and in excellent condition.

💷 Recommended RRP £49.99–£59.99 (depending on internal size)

⚠️ Important Information & Protective Disclaimer

  • Handmade products naturally vary slightly in weight, width and thickness.
  • Approximate weight: 110–125g, depending on internal diameter.
  • Measurements may vary by approximately 1–2mm due to traditional hand craftsmanship.
  • Minor polishing or grinding marks may occasionally be visible on the inside of the Kara. These are normal manufacturing characteristics of handcrafted brass Karas from Amritsar and do not affect strength, durability or appearance during normal wear.
  • Colour may vary slightly due to lighting, photography and monitor settings.
  • Brass naturally develops a patina over time. Occasional polishing with a suitable brass polish or a soft cloth will restore its original shine.
  • This product is intended as a religious, cultural and decorative item. Any spiritual or traditional significance reflects Sikh beliefs and heritage and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of specific outcomes.