
Sikh Empire Chess Set
Go head-to-head in the ultimate duel with a highly detailed Sikh Empire chess set
Thirty-two warriors, a tempered glass board and a heritage presentation box.
- 48H tracked UK delivery
- Gift-ready box
- 14-day returns
- Secure checkout
The Collection
Choose Your Army
Thirty-two hand-finished Sikh warriors, a tempered glass board and a heritage presentation box. Choose the edition that belongs in your home.

Craftsmanship
Every Warrior,
Individually Sculpted
From the folds of a turban to the Khanda engraved on every shield, each figure is shaped to reward a closer look, then weighted to feel right in the hand.




Our Story
Honouring the
Sikh Empire
Born in Punjab, the Land of Five Rivers, the Sikh Empire left a legacy of courage, discipline and unity. This set brings that legacy to the chessboard, to be played, displayed and passed down.
Discover the storyReady to Gift
The Gift That Stays on Display
Every set arrives in a heritage presentation box, ready to give the moment it lands.
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Heritage presentation boxStorage and display in one
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Royal Mail 48H trackedProcessed within 2 business days
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14-day returnsOn unused items in original packaging
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Secure checkoutPayments processed by Shopify

Questions
Before You Order
What are the pieces made from?
ABS, PVC and iron with a painted metallic finish and weighted bases. They are not solid metal, which keeps the sculpted detail crisp while giving each piece a solid feel on the board.
How big is the set?
The tempered glass board is 44cm x 44cm, the king stands approximately 11cm tall, and the complete set weighs around 5.3kg.
How quickly will it arrive?
UK orders are sent by Royal Mail 48-hour tracked delivery. Orders are processed within 2 business days, and orders placed before 4pm Monday to Friday are eligible for next-day dispatch, depending on stock.
Can I return it?
Yes. Return unused items in their original packaging within 14 days of receipt. If anything arrives damaged, contact us within 48 hours with photos and we will put it right.
Is it for playing or for display?
Both. Weighted bases keep the pieces steady during a real game, and the sculpted figures make the set a centrepiece once the game is over.



