⭕ Sarbloh Kara Warrior Spikes Pure Iron Sher Panja Sikh Khalsa Kada Handmade S15G
Design Ref: S15G
📚 Product Details
Product Type: Traditional Sikh Sher Panja Warrior Spike Kara / Kada
Material: Traditional Handmade Pure Sarbloh (Pure Iron)
Style: Sher Panja Warrior Spike Kara
Finish: Natural Handmade Forged Finish
Width: Approx. 18mm
Thickness (Outer to Inner Edge): Approx. 15mm
Weight: Approx. 350–400g (varies depending on size and individual handmade piece)
Construction: Individually Hand Forged
Origin: Handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib Ji, Punjab, India
Location Ref: S15G
📦 Additional Information
This is a rare and exceptionally heavy traditional Sher Panja Warrior Sarbloh Kara, individually handcrafted by experienced artisans using traditional forging methods in Sri Amritsar Sahib Ji, Punjab, India, the holy city of Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple).
Made from Pure Sarbloh (Pure Iron), this distinctive Sikh Kara features prominent handcrafted spike-style projections that create its traditional Sher Panja warrior appearance.
Historically inspired by the martial traditions associated with Sikh warriors and the Khalsa, the design reflects the courage, discipline and warrior heritage associated with Sikh history.
Unlike modern machine-produced bangles, each Kara is individually forged, shaped, ground and finished by hand. As a result, every piece has its own individual character and no two Karas will ever be exactly identical.
With an impressive approximate weight of 350–400g, substantial construction and traditional handmade finish, this is an unusual Sarbloh Kara suitable for those seeking a distinctive traditional Sikh warrior-style Kara or collectible piece.
⭐ Features
✔ Traditional Pure Sarbloh (Pure Iron)
✔ Sher Panja Warrior Spike Design
✔ Heavy Approx. 350–400g Construction
✔ Approx. 18mm Wide
✔ Individually Hand Forged
✔ Traditional Handmade Finish
✔ Rare Sikh Warrior-Inspired Style
✔ Handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib Ji, Punjab
✔ Symbolic Sikh & Khalsa Heritage
✔ Each Kara is Individually Unique
✔ UK Seller
✔ UK Stock
✔ Fast UK Dispatch
📖 About the Sikh Kara
The Sikh Kara (ਕੜਾ / कड़ा / کڑا) is one of the sacred Five Ks (Panj Kakaar) of the Sikh faith and is one of the most recognised symbols of Sikh identity.
The circular form of the Kara has deep spiritual significance and is traditionally associated with commitment to Waheguru, discipline, righteous conduct and remembrance of one's responsibilities.
Guru Gobind Singh Ji formally established the Five Ks as part of the Khalsa tradition at Vaisakhi in 1699.
This distinctive Sher Panja Warrior Kara is historically inspired by the martial traditions associated with Sikh warriors. Sikh history has a long association with Shastar Vidya and martial discipline, and traditional warrior-style Karas have appeared in a variety of substantial forms and designs.
This modern handmade piece preserves the appearance and character of traditional forged Sarbloh craftsmanship rather than the uniform finish normally associated with factory-produced jewellery.
Each Kara is individually handmade using traditional techniques, meaning natural differences in the iron, forging, shaping, spikes, surface and finish are part of its individual character.
🎯 Ideal For
• Amritdhari Sikhs
• Khalsa Singhs
• Traditional Sikh Wear
• Sikh Warrior Style
• Panthic Wear
• Sarbloh Kara Collectors
• Sikh History & Heritage Enthusiasts
• Gatka & Sikh Martial Tradition Enthusiasts
• Vaisakhi Gifts
• Gurpurab Gifts
• Sikh Religious Gifts
• Punjabi Cultural Gifts
• Collectors of Traditional Handmade Sikh Items
📊 Condition
Brand New
As this is a traditionally handmade Pure Iron item, natural forging and finishing characteristics should not be confused with damage or manufacturing defects.
⚖️ Important Handmade Sarbloh Disclaimer
This Kara is handcrafted from traditional Pure Sarbloh (Pure Iron) using traditional forging and finishing methods rather than precision machine production.
The following are normal characteristics of handmade Sarbloh Karas and are NOT defects:
• Pure iron naturally reacts with moisture and air, therefore occasional rust spots, surface oxidation or colour changes may develop.
• Hairline forge marks, tiny stress lines or visible handmade joining/working marks may occasionally be present.
• Hammer marks, grinding marks, polishing marks, forge marks, black marks, cut marks, scratches, minor dings and small dents can occur naturally during traditional manufacture.
• Every Kara is individually handmade; therefore no two Karas are identical.
• Weight, width, thickness, overall dimensions, spike shape, spike length, spike positioning, finish, texture and colour tone can vary from one piece to another.
• Spikes are individually formed and finished, so they will not necessarily be perfectly symmetrical or positioned identically.
• Small irregularities in handcrafted shaping are expected characteristics of this type of traditional handmade product.
• Pure Sarbloh may naturally darken, oxidise or develop surface rust over time, particularly when exposed to moisture, perspiration or humidity.
• Many wearers periodically clean or lightly polish their Sarbloh Kara as part of normal Pure Iron care.
• Keep the Kara as dry as reasonably possible and dry it promptly if it becomes wet.
• Actual colour and appearance may vary slightly because of lighting, photography, screen and monitor settings.
These natural variations distinguish a traditionally handcrafted Sarbloh item from a precision machine-manufactured product.
⚠️ Safety Notice – Please Read Before Purchase
This is an exceptionally heavy traditional-style Kara weighing approximately 350–400g and features prominent raised spike-style projections.
Please purchase, wear and handle it responsibly.
The projections may cause injury to the wearer or another person if handled carelessly and may catch on or damage clothing, furniture and other surfaces.
This item is not suitable for children.
It should be removed or not worn during activities or in environments where its weight or projecting design could create a safety risk, including certain sports, physical activities, workplaces, venues or other locations where such items are restricted.
The buyer is responsible for determining whether this style of Kara is appropriate and permitted for their intended use.
💙 Why Buy From Us?
✔ Serving the Sangat since 2005
✔ Specialist seller of Sikh Karas and traditional Sikh items
✔ Carefully selected traditional designs
✔ Individually inspected before dispatch
✔ UK-based seller
✔ UK stock
✔ Fast dispatch
✔ Buy with confidence from an experienced Sikh Kara retailer
🎁 Packaging
Each Kara will be individually inspected before dispatch and supplied in a protective gift bag, making it suitable for personal use or gifting.
💷 Recommended RRP £149.99
❓ Frequently Asked Questions – FAQs
Q: What is this Sher Panja Kara made from?
A: It is traditionally handcrafted from Pure Sarbloh (Pure Iron). It is not stainless steel or an imitation iron-look alloy.
Q: What does Sher Panja Kara mean?
A: Sher Panja refers to the distinctive warrior-style design featuring raised claw/spike-like projections. This Kara is inspired by traditional Sikh martial and Khalsa warrior heritage.
Q: Is this Kara handmade?
A: Yes. Each Kara is individually hand forged, shaped and finished using traditional methods. For this reason, no two pieces will be exactly identical.
Q: Where is the Kara made?
A: It is handmade in Sri Amritsar Sahib Ji, Punjab, India, the holy city of Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple).
Q: How heavy is the Kara?
A: Each Kara weighs approximately 350–400g, depending on its size and individual handmade construction. This is an exceptionally heavy and substantial Kara.
Q: How wide and thick is it?
A: The Kara is approximately 18mm wide and approximately 15mm thick from the outer to inner edge. Small variations are normal because each piece is handmade.
Q: Will every Kara look exactly like the photographs?
A: No. Every Kara is individually handmade. Spike shape and positioning, weight, dimensions, forging marks, surface texture, finish and colour tone can naturally vary. The photographs represent the general design.
Q: Can Pure Sarbloh rust or change colour?
A: Yes. Pure iron naturally oxidises when exposed to air, moisture and perspiration. Darkening, oxidation or occasional surface rust is a natural characteristic of Sarbloh and does not mean the Kara is made from an inferior material.
Q: Are scratches, hammer marks or forge marks defects?
A: No. Hammer marks, grinding or polishing marks, black marks, scratches, small dents, forging marks and other minor surface irregularities are normal characteristics of a traditionally handcrafted Sarbloh Kara.
Q: How should I care for a Sarbloh Kara?
A: Keep it reasonably dry and wipe it thoroughly if it becomes wet. Sarbloh Karas may also be periodically cleaned or lightly polished as part of normal Pure Iron maintenance.
Q: Is this an everyday-wear Kara?
A: This is a particularly heavy 350–400g warrior-style Kara with prominent projections. Whether it is suitable for regular wear depends on the wearer and circumstances. It should not be worn where its weight or projecting design could present a safety risk.
Q: Is this Kara suitable for children?
A: No. Due to its substantial weight and raised spike-style projections, this particular design is not suitable for children.
Q: Is this Kara dispatched from the UK?
A: Yes. This item is held in UK stock and dispatched by a UK seller.
