6" Brass Waheguru Khanda Sahib Sikh Religious Idol

The Khanda Sahib stands as the central emblem of Sikhism, instantly recognizable by its distinctive composition: a curved talwar (sword) crossed with two kirpans (ceremonial daggers) and anchored by a chakra (circle). This 6-inch hand cast brass interpretation captures the symbol's spiritual authority and geometric precision, making it a meaningful focal point for devotional spaces or as a representation of Sikh faith and values.

Cast in warm, lustrous brass, this piece displays the fine detail work characteristic of traditional Indian metalcraft. At just under 6 inches in height, it works beautifully on a mantelpiece, altar, shelf, or desk, commanding attention without overwhelming its surroundings.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 6 inch Height X 4 inch Width X 2.5 inch Length
• Weight: 0.090 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass
• Occasion: Sikh devotional practice, gift for observance of Sikh festivals and milestones

This piece suits both personal devotional practices and gifting to mark significant occasions within the Sikh community, such as Vaisakhi or Guru Nanak Jayanti.