The unique craft of making classic armoury with hand is an age long practice being put into use since 3000 B.C. It is a skill that demands highest levels of precision in terms of putting various intricate defence tools into shape.

Creating armoury has always been regarded as a priviledged craft. The raw materials used for manufacturing of various metal works such as the breast plates, chain mails, daggers, helmets, etc. differs from each other owing to the functions that each of these perform. The hilt and the haft material ranges from metal to ox hide. Most popularly used metals are silver, iron, steel, bell metal, white metal and numerous other alloys.

Embellishment of these metal works has always remained a pronounced feature where opulent use of skills like intricate inlay work and embossing are exercised. Some art works also line the use of precious and semi precious stones, war motifs and heavily ornamented logos to adorn them.

Among all kinds of armour produced, shields form some of the most exquisite items, still in demand by historians and connoiseurs of art. The shape and designs of medieval weaponry have always commanded great popularly and find a significant place in homes, patios and lounges as items of décor. Their exports have witnessed a massive leap in the past few decades which is an evidence of their escalated solicitation.