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Not sure if they have any dealers in Punjab but if any of you guys are in Delhi then you can get the items from :

The Victorinox Gallery, New Delhi

D-5, Connaught Place

( Inner Circle )

New Delhi 110001

Tel.:011-55306000

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NICE!! Gonna get me a piece :wub:

I hope they got bigger sizes :nihungsmile:

I was in touch with someone from Victorinox India and they said the current range is limited to the items shown in the brochure (ie small and large Kirpan).

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Sorry if i talk out of place but is this really a good idea?

As in turning the kirpan which has great religious significance into a kind of 'fashion statement', so now (not everyone but some) people might be like competing, who can get the most exclusive kirpan, and the religious significance of it might be lost in some people and instead worrying about who made it and what designer tag it has on it?

Sorry if I offend anyone if you think this is a good idea then its upto you its your religion after all not mine! But I feel uncomfortable when any kind of religious symbol or something of religious significance is targeted or used by big businesses.

They look nice tho :wub:

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Sorry if i talk out of place but is this really a good idea?

As in turning the kirpan which has great religious significance into a kind of 'fashion statement', so now (not everyone but some) people might be like competing, who can get the most exclusive kirpan, and the religious significance of it might be lost in some people and instead worrying about who made it and what designer tag it has on it?

Sorry if I offend anyone if you think this is a good idea then its upto you its your religion after all not mine! But I feel uncomfortable when any kind of religious symbol or something of religious significance is targeted or used by big businesses.

They look nice tho :lol:

Pay the price and get a quality product. Even without Victorinox we have had some expensive Kirpans on the market. You can buy a 300 rupee siri sahib or a 3000 rupee one. The main difference is the quality of the product and if you have the two products side by side you can easily see the differences,

I have tried to buy decent quality Kirpans in India but they are always really bad quality. The people making them pay no attention to detail or health and safety. I have seen Kirpans which have very sharp edges on the actu

al case and handle which can easily cut you.

At least if Victorinox has made these quality products and it may push the other desi manufacturers to start looking at the quality of their products. In the future (although I doubt it) the desi manufacturers may start paying a bit more attention to the quality and workmanship of their Kirpans.

Maybe if we had Nike or Calvin Klein branded kachere then that would be considered a fashion statement, I do not really see these Victorinox Kirpans as fashion statements.

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As in turning the kirpan which has great religious significance into a kind of 'fashion statement', so now (not everyone but some) people might be like competing, who can get the most exclusive kirpan, and the religious significance of it might be lost in some people and instead worrying about who made it and what designer tag it has on it?

valid point, tell truth I kind of agree. the only prob I find and why I was intrested in this was its hard to find a good sharp Kirpan,

Its true this is encouraging a fashion culture.

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