The kangha is a small comb, one of the five Kakaars, kept in the hair to keep kesh clean and tidy. It reflects the Sikh value of looking after the body the Guru has given and keeping one's hair in its natural, cared-for state.Our...
The Dori Kirpan is a small kirpan made to be worn on a dori (cord). It is a lightweight, discreet way to keep your kirpan on you at all times, and a popular choice for children, for sleeping and for everyday wear under clothing.Choose...
A rehel is a wooden folding stand that holds a Gutka Sahib or Pothi Sahib at a comfortable reading angle during paath, keeping the bani off the floor and treated with respect.This rehel is made from solid wood with a decorative Khanda cut-out and...
The kangha is a small comb, one of the five Kakaars, kept in the hair to keep kesh clean and tidy. It reflects the Sikh value of looking after the body the Guru has given and keeping one's hair in its natural, cared-for state.Our...
The Dori Kirpan is a small kirpan made to be worn on a dori (cord). It is a lightweight, discreet way to keep your kirpan on you at all times, and a popular choice for children, for sleeping and for everyday wear under clothing.Choose...
A rehel is a wooden folding stand that holds a Gutka Sahib or Pothi Sahib at a comfortable reading angle during paath, keeping the bani off the floor and treated with respect.This rehel is made from solid wood with a decorative Khanda cut-out and...