These kind of swords with rainbow pattern along the blade are also found in Arunachal Pradesh where it sells for thousands of dollars. Nowadays it is very rare and has been horded by The Rich and the politicians.
Interesting. These swords can be found for sale in many western auction houses at quite affordable prices and many museums have examples of them. Sadly most beautiful Asian, West Asian, Middle Eastern and African pieces were brought out of their cultural context and are in western or Russian museums.
What a beautiful sword! So much to admire on her. Looks like she would be quite the cutter as well. First time I've ever seen a Bhutanese sword. Thanks for sharing!
I am very impressed with the sword that you have obtained, a beautiful piece. Fun fact: Most of these swords are still passed down from father to son and exist as heirlooms. The swords are still in use, although not in terms of warfare and fighting, they have a more symbolic and ceremonial purpose now.
Magnificent workmanship, I understand why you often say that these pieces are jewels. With regards to the blade, it seems to be almost mirror-polished, your reflection is visible in it at one point. Is this the level of polish it would have had when it was in use historically? And is it similar with other kinds of swords?
Yes Karl these are ploished and a pattern of hair-pin as these blades are called are left. The light conditions in that room were bad. We could not take them to a better place during our analysis. Hair-pin welded steel is a great piece of welded steel.
How about trying to buy it in bhutan as it is still in production there not the antique pieces bt same form there is a scool of art and crafts which was introduced to preserve the traditional arts n crafts of Bhutan bt am not sure about pattern weilding bt the scabbard n pommels r same as most elite govt officials n politicians wear them as the symbols to show their eliteness even today n they r still built in Bhutan till today
@@lucalornamentsarunachalpra790 I already mentioned that this is a museum piece and NOT for sale. You cannot buy pieces from museums. Contact your local auction house if you want to buy sth
Can’t post pictin RUclips u can search in google as traditional Bhutanese swords or swords worn by Members of Parliament Ministers or even the King for official purpose everyday on Duty the Institute is called National Institute of Zorig Chusum where they still producing these swords bt its not made up of Laminated steel like the Arunachal Pardesh
These kind of swords with rainbow pattern along the blade are also found in Arunachal Pradesh where it sells for thousands of dollars. Nowadays it is very rare and has been horded by The Rich and the politicians.
Interesting. These swords can be found for sale in many western auction houses at quite affordable prices and many museums have examples of them. Sadly most beautiful Asian, West Asian, Middle Eastern and African pieces were brought out of their cultural context and are in western or Russian museums.
What a beautiful sword! So much to admire on her. Looks like she would be quite the cutter as well. First time I've ever seen a Bhutanese sword. Thanks for sharing!
Yes it is an excellent cutter You are very welcome Thank you for your words.
@@RazmafzarTV welcome
How can I contact the seller
@@nangramkakap4869 None of these item are for sale. They are from major collections and museums Items for analysis
I am very impressed with the sword that you have obtained, a beautiful piece. Fun fact: Most of these swords are still passed down from father to son and exist as heirlooms. The swords are still in use, although not in terms of warfare and fighting, they have a more symbolic and ceremonial purpose now.
These piece are in major European collections and are given for research and study purposes
Cool.
Thanks
Magnificent workmanship, I understand why you often say that these pieces are jewels. With regards to the blade, it seems to be almost mirror-polished, your reflection is visible in it at one point. Is this the level of polish it would have had when it was in use historically? And is it similar with other kinds of swords?
Yes Karl these are ploished and a pattern of hair-pin as these blades are called are left. The light conditions in that room were bad. We could not take them to a better place during our analysis. Hair-pin welded steel is a great piece of welded steel.
Yes, the swords would have been in this level of polish in ancient times since the other swords that have survived till now still have that shine.
Iam also black smith
great can we see your works?
The pommel is beautifully done.
The whole sword is a beauty and the pommel especially
This sword is famous in Arunachal Pradesh
oiginally these swords is Tibet / Bhutan warriors swords ,,,
Hi sir
Welcome to the channel
I want this sword how can I get it
This is a museum piece, you cannot get it
How can I buy this Bhutanese sword...
This is a museum piece and not for sale.
Haw to buying .. please my important this sord
These are museum pieces and big collections. Not for sale
How about trying to buy it in bhutan as it is still in production there not the antique pieces bt same form there is a scool of art and crafts which was introduced to preserve the traditional arts n crafts of Bhutan bt am not sure about pattern weilding bt the scabbard n pommels r same as most elite govt officials n politicians wear them as the symbols to show their eliteness even today n they r still built in Bhutan till today
@@lucalornamentsarunachalpra790 I already mentioned that this is a museum piece and NOT for sale. You cannot buy pieces from museums. Contact your local auction house if you want to buy sth
@@aasishnechalee4121 Thank you for your explanation. Can you post some pictures of them please.
Can’t post pictin RUclips u can search in google as traditional Bhutanese swords or swords worn by Members of Parliament Ministers or even the King for official purpose everyday on Duty the Institute is called National Institute of Zorig Chusum where they still producing these swords bt its not made up of Laminated steel like the Arunachal Pardesh
How much price?
It is a museum piece and not for sale
Can i get semmilar sword
Can i buy your sword
It is a museum collection. Check Mandarin Mansion to buy similar swords: mandarinmansion.com/
I'm making this sword
Great show us your examples
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Sir, is this sword for sale ?
These are museum pieces and this site is not for selling anything. We only sell academic books
Hello I please contact