About Rajputana Arts Talwar – India’s Trusted Sword Makers Since 1965

 


Rajputana Arts, officially known as Thakur Kripan Factory, is one of India’s oldest and most trusted sword manufacturers. The company was founded in 1965 by the forefathers of the Thakur family, who dedicated their lives to traditional sword crafting for Rajputs, warriors, self-defense, weddings, and cultural ceremonies.

Today, Rajputana Arts proudly carries this legacy forward, manufacturing and supplying authentic Indian swords (talwar) all over India and to countries around the world.

What We Make

With over 25,000+ varieties of swords, Rajputana Arts is India’s best seller in wedding and traditional swords. Our product range includes:

  • Wedding Swords (Dulha Talwar)

  • Rajputana and Sikh Swords

  • Army & Parade Swords

  • Traditional Indian Talwar

  • Historical and Shastra-inspired Swords

  • Katana and Samurai Swords

  • Zulfikar Sword

  • Wall Hanging Swords & Decor Talwar

  • Taksali, Bhawani, Sirohi, Punjabi Swords

  • Crossbelt Kamarbandh & Royal Accessories

  • Custom Swords (5 to 50 kg made on order)

Whether it’s a groom’s wedding sword, a collector’s decorative piece, or a historic replica, we offer both retail and wholesale options through our official website:
👉 www.rajputanaarts.com

A Family Legacy Since 1965

The sword-making tradition at Rajputana Arts is not just a business—it’s a heritage. Started by our grandfather and carried on through multiple generations, our entire family works together to design, forge, and finish swords that reflect India’s royal history and warrior culture.

We are proud to say:

✅ Made in India
✅ Not imported from China
✅ Handcrafted with tradition, skill & detail
✅ Largest collection of Indian swords in the country

Many online sellers in India buy swords from us in bulk at wholesale prices and sell them under their own brand. We support both small and large retailers through business-to-business deals.

For bulk enquiries or business partnerships:
📞 9463561093

Mission of Rajputana Arts

Our mission is to honor India’s ancient craftsmanship and continue the legacy of our ancestors by creating high-quality swords using strong materials, traditional forging methods, and modern finishing standards. We aim to make Indian swords accessible in both India and abroad while keeping the tradition alive.

Vision of Rajputana Arts

We aim to be the global leader in traditional Indian sword manufacturing. Our vision is to spread the pride of Indian culture across the world through our handcrafted swords that reflect bravery, honor, and history.

We want the next generation to value real craftsmanship, not mass-produced imports, and to understand the cultural importance of Indian swords in weddings, martial arts, reenactments, and personal collections.

Why Choose Rajputana Arts?

  • 59+ years of experience

  • 25,000+ sword styles

  • Custom swords up to 50 kg

  • Bulk export to international clients

  • India’s most trusted wedding sword brand

  • Wholesale & retail pricing available

  • Delivery across India & worldwide

Shop online or contact us directly today:
🌐 https://rajputanaarts.com/
📩 info@rajputanaarts.com
📞 +91 94635 61093

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