#tegha

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This blade was forged from a single feather plucked from a dead Seraph. Its great and terrible mission falls unto you now.

Swordtember 2025 day 6-Empyrean. Inspired by the Tegha

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Amazing Indian Tegha/Tulwar

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Mughal period Turkish kilij blade and Indian style hilt with trade mark on blade

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An interesting Tegha with animal scenes and Arabic inscriptions, Indian, ca. early 20th century, from Czerny's International Auction House.

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Indian Sword Blade Types

In the West, the most widely known Indian sword is undoubtedly the tulwar: the iconic and deadly weapon used throughout the Subcontinent since the Middle Ages. But this name, tulwar , is often applied to blades that, for centuries, have also gone by other names. With the hope of clearing up confusi

A very useful guide from Matthew Forde of Forde Military Antques and antique_steel on Instagram.

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Massive Indian Tegha, Late 19th Century

A massive Indian Hindu ‘execution’ sword tulwar. Late 19th century, blade 74 x 9 cm cut with 6 fullers and chiselled overall with gold damascened Hindu divinities, pairs of confronting makaras and with 2 elephants each with 5 trunks, iron hilt covered with gold damascened flowering foliage.

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A recurved gilt Tegha, India, Rajasthan, ca. early 20th century, from Czerny’s International Auction House.

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Indian “Scorpion Tegha”, 19th Century

Wide 28 inch recurved blade of characteristic form with T-section spine and broadening towards the point. Heavy steel hilt comprising long reinforcing languets/quillons, bilobate guard, broad knucklebow, one-piece grip and wheel pommel with long curved top spike.