Sep 7, 2025
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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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
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.
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.
A recurved gilt Tegha, India, Rajasthan, ca. early 20th century, from Czerny’s International Auction House.
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.