The Song of the Khalsa sword is not merely a practical weapon; it has been designed to foster support and connection to the source of all. Rooted in the rich heritage of Sikh tradition, our sword embodies the warrior spirit of the Khalsa, reflecting a deep commitment to righteousness,  selfless service, and unwavering courage. It functions as a means to help us embody resilience and serves as a symbol of divine justice. Its craftsmanship, its solid fit in the hand, its practicality as a substantial edged weapon, and its significant spiritual symbols make it a profound addition to any Sikh’s home...

The Sikh kirpan holds profound significance as both a historical weapon and a sacred symbol of faith. Originally conceived for self-defense against religious oppression, the kirpan has evolved into an emblem of Sikh identity and spiritual commitment. Understanding the journey of the kirpan provides insight into the values of courage, justice, and selflessness that define the Sikh community. The Origins of the Kirpan in Sikh History The Sikh kirpan's origins date back to the early years of Sikhism in the 15th and 16th centuries. During this time, the Sikh faith arose in response to religious and social oppression in India....

      I've been a custom knife, sword and kirpan maker as well as a jewelry designer for 47 years. I was privileged to train intensively in art and metalsmithing at a university with master artisan professors and graduate students 5 decades ago. We've been providing practical, often decorative edged weapons of excellence to collectors worldwide and empowering jewelry pieces to both women and men for that same amount of time.       Having begun my immersion in Sikhism in 1972 and experiencing regular blessings through my intention to always do the right thing, as well as embracing several sacred...

It began in 1972 when I went off to university in upstate New York to study art and gold and silversmithing. Little did I know I was embarking on a lifelong journey beginning to discover and tap into my unique gifts. I do believe each of us comes to this life with unique gifts.  Through the sacred science of kundalini yoga and meditation I began turning my attention within, where I found anxiety, fear and turmoil. I had been spoiled as a child and bullied some as well. Through cultivating discipline and dedication with this practice and the martial arts, I...

Over the last few months I’ve been fortunate to travel to several Gurdwaras (Sikh Temples) in the New York and New Jersey areas over the weekends. My intention has been to get out there and introduce people to our excellent product lines designed and conceived to uplift, inspire and heal. There have been mixed reactions making it very clear that some are more open minded, appreciating the innovation, excellence and practicality that we bring to our Kirpans (Sikh knives), swords, symbolic jewelry and inspirational wall art and others struggle to understand why we do what we do. All OK. I...

     Our Artisan Kirpans are carried by men and women worldwide, young and older who are from the Sikh religion. These same kirpans are also collected by quite a few who also consider themselves Sikhs, and who cherish them as practical and beautiful and consider them a unique and sound investment for themselves and loved ones... With the help of investors, who appreciate our vision and intentions, we are now stocking many more artisan kirpans than when we began this endeavor 20+ years ago. We have many newly designed and conceived superb, sharp kirpans - some designs in two...

I had the privilege on Sunday April 14th, to address the Sangat (congregation) with the following words at the Westborough Massachusetts Gurdwara (Sikh Temple) - where we were also showing and offering our merchandise for sale - and gratefully, many were enjoying, appreciating and purchasing our excellent items...