Katar Blade Pendant · 92.5 Silver
The double-edged dagger sits close to the chest in Rajput miniatures and Mughal court portraits—a mark of courage worn small. This pendant borrows that silhouette, flattening the katar's triangular blade into a clean, tapering form that reads modern rather than martial.
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The double-edged dagger sits close to the chest in Rajput miniatures and Mughal court portraits—a mark of courage worn small. This pendant borrows that silhouette, flattening the katar's triangular blade into a clean, tapering form that reads modern rather than martial. The piece is hollow-formed for lightness, with smooth polished planes that catch the light along bevelled edges. A simple jump ring connects the blade to a slender bail, allowing the pendant to hang vertically and move freely on the chain. Works well layered on a fine silver chain under a linen shirt, or solo against a plain cotton kurta for weekend ease. 92.5 sterling silver · Hollow-formed construction · Approx. 25mm length (excluding bail)