Calligraphy Sword
Code : P13976

110 centimeters

Region: Crafted primarily in Udaipur (the City of Lakes) and Sirohi, Rajasthan.
Artisan Lineage: Forged by master bladesmiths and then passed to Koftgari specialists who perform the fine-wire calligraphy. 

Inscribed Blades: The blades surface is etched or inlaid with religious verses, royal poetry, or the owners lineage in Devanagari or Persian scripts.
Visual Storytelling: It is a literary weapon where the text is as sharp and precise as the edge of the blade. 

Commemorative Gifts: Often commissioned to mark significant milestones, such as a business opening or a retirement.
Spiritual Protection: Blades inscribed with mantras or prayers are kept in homes to ward off Nazar (evil eye).
Gallery Display: A high-value interior design element for luxury heritage hotels and heritage homes. 

Divine Intervention: Themes often revolve around Dharma (Duty) and Shakti (Power).
Sufi & Rajput Fusion: Merging the poetic calligraphy of the Persian influence with the sun-motifs (Suriyavanshi) of the Rajputs. 

Total Weight: Typically 900g to 1.3kg.
Feel: Balanced to be Blade-Heavy to allow the length of the sword to showcase the maximum amount of calligraphy. 

High-Carbon Polished Steel: Chosen specifically for its clean surface, which allows calligraphic etchings to stand out clearly.
Blued Steel: Sometimes the steel is darkened (blued) so that the gold or silver calligraphy pops against the dark background. 

Engraved Camel Bone: The hilt features bone scales that are often etched with smaller scripts or patterns that complement the blades text.
Ergonomic Grip: The bone is shaped into a traditional Talwar hilt style, providing a smooth, ivory-like finish that feels cool in the hand. 

Acid Etching: The letters are deep-etched using traditional acids before being filled with precious metal wires.
Brass Bolsters: The junction between the blade and handle is reinforced with brass, often shaped like a lotus or a lions head.
Velvet Sheath: Comes in a wooden scabbard wrapped in heavy Bottle Green or Deep Purple velvet, reflecting the academic or literary nature of the piece. 

The Pen and the Sword: This sword represents the Rajasthani philosophy that Knowledge and Power must go hand-in-hand.
Sirohi Legacy: Sirohi was historically famous for producing the finest steel in India; the Calligraphy Sword is the ultimate tribute to that legacy, turning a weapon into a historical document.