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Wootz Tulwar, Jodhpur Rajput
A fantastic fighting blade made from high quality wootz.
The steel was lap welded and the wootz pattern is intact at the weld, although it is generally thought that wootz will lose its pattern if it is heated to high temperatures. In order to accomplish a lap-weld like this it should be heated to around the melting point, usually around 1370 degrees Celcius for steel.
Lap welds like these are a desirable feature on blades, and they were seen as auspicious. They were known in Rajasthan as 'garlands' or 'necklaces'.
The hilt is a Jodhpur style "karan shahi", associated with the Marwar kingdom and the Jodhpur Rajput forces. It has a small area of damage on the pommel.
Please contact me for more photos or information. International shipping is available, with cost-effective insurance. Collection can be arranged by appointment.
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Nottinghamshire
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Tel : 07436601125
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The steel was lap welded and the wootz pattern is intact at the weld, although it is generally thought that wootz will lose its pattern if it is heated to high temperatures. In order to accomplish a lap-weld like this it should be heated to around the melting point, usually around 1370 degrees Celcius for steel.
Lap welds like these are a desirable feature on blades, and they were seen as auspicious. They were known in Rajasthan as 'garlands' or 'necklaces'.
The hilt is a Jodhpur style "karan shahi", associated with the Marwar kingdom and the Jodhpur Rajput forces. It has a small area of damage on the pommel.
Please contact me for more photos or information. International shipping is available, with cost-effective insurance. Collection can be arranged by appointment.
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Period 18th Century Antiques
Origin Indian
Item code as1216a033
Status For Sale
£750.00 
$936.68
€874.43
$936.68
€874.43
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Receiving a Parcel
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2. It is essential to always check the package before signing the delivery slip. By signing, you accept the package and declare that it is compliant and in good condition. In case of damage, or if it is the wrong size, write your comments on the delivery slip.
3. In case of problems, keep the packaging and take pictures of it, as well as the item.
4. Contact me no later than 3 days from receipt of the item.
These steps must be followed in order for the shipping insurance to be valid. Please make sure you contact me as soon as possible in case of any problems.
1. Never allow the carrier to deliver the package in your absence or to a third party
2. It is essential to always check the package before signing the delivery slip. By signing, you accept the package and declare that it is compliant and in good condition. In case of damage, or if it is the wrong size, write your comments on the delivery slip.
3. In case of problems, keep the packaging and take pictures of it, as well as the item.
4. Contact me no later than 3 days from receipt of the item.
These steps must be followed in order for the shipping insurance to be valid. Please make sure you contact me as soon as possible in case of any problems.
Terms and conditions
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As a rule, I do not offer refunds or exchanges. However, if you believe there is something wrong with the item you have purchased, please contact me.
Damages and issues
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If you would like to reserve an item for longer than 24 hours, a non-refundable deposit will be required.
As a rule, I do not offer refunds or exchanges. However, if you believe there is something wrong with the item you have purchased, please contact me.
Damages and issues
Please inspect your order upon receipt and contact me immediately if the item is defective, damaged or if you have received the wrong item, so that I can evaluate the issue and make it right.
Reserves
Reserves are only available 48 hours after the item has been listed.
If you would like to reserve an item for longer than 24 hours, a non-refundable deposit will be required.
View all stock from
Boyar Armoury
Private dealerBy appointment only
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
UK
Tel : 07436601125
Non UK callers : +44 7436601125
Get directions to Boyar Armoury
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