These are Sikh Shastar (weapons), commonly used today as Dumalla / Dastaar Shingar (turban adornments), especially in Nihang Singhs’ tradition.
From left to right:
1. Chandra Bagh Nakh (Curved blade)- Half-moon curved form, Symbol of agility and close-combat strength
2. Khanda (Short Broad Khanda)- Straight, double-edged design, Represents Deg Tegh Fateh – spiritual wisdom + warrior power
3. Katar / Lahori Katar (Wavy blade)- Zig-zag blade style, Traditionally meant to cause maximum impact, Very popular as Dumalla shingar due to its bold look
4. Chand Torra (Crescent Moon)- Moon-shaped blade on a staff, Symbol of sovereignty and divine protection, Often paired with Khanda on Dumalla
5. Tabar (Battle Axe)- Double-edged axe head, Represents authority, fearlessness, and justice, Strong Nihang Singh association
🔹 Finish: Polished steel
🔹 Usage today: Ceremonial, religious, Gatka display, Dumalla adornment
🔹 Ideal for: Nihang attire, Sikh religious events, traditional photoshoots
