Name/Title
Gupti - ChhadiEntry/Object ID
158; Full Code: 158.14.99-SW-NBTags
SwordDescription
I am presenting my Traditional Rajasthani Sword Stick (Gupti), an artifact I acquired from a village fair in Rajasthan. This piece represents a peak in Subversive Engineering and Administrative Concealment; it is a tool designed to hide a primary record of high-status defense within the silhouette of a common walking aid. I value this specimen as a robust record of regional village metallurgy, specifically indexing my interest in Concealed Tactical Assets and Integrated Force Alignment.
My Design & Engineering Observations
My Choice of Concealment (The Wooden Scabbard):
I am looking at a 158th administrative unit that presents externally as a simple, hand-carved wooden staff.
My Technical Logic: By utilizing a hollowed-out wooden core, I have achieved a state of "Visual Deniability." The staff records no external metadata that would suggest it contains a high-carbon steel blade, prioritizing Tactical Surprise and Administrative Discretion.
The Finish: I notice a natural, deep-toned wood finish with hand-carved geometric patterns near the hilt. This records the Artisanal History of the village fair where it was forged.
My Blade Architecture (The Hidden Needle-Point):
Upon extraction, I reveal a long, slender blade with a radical Needle-Point profile.
My Mechanical Intent: This blade is engineered for Longitudinal Penetration. Because it lacks significant distal width, I have achieved extreme Point-Pressure Concentration, ensuring the blade can breach high-density targets with a perfectly straight-line vector.
My Hilt & Ergonomic Interface:
The hilt is a continuation of the staff’s wood, featuring a flared pommel and hand-etched administrative grip-marks.
My Mechanical Logic: The flared pommel acts as my Anatomical Stop, locking the heel of my palm into the wood to ensure absolute Retention Certainty during a high-velocity thrust.
The Friction Lock: I notice the hilt seats deeply into the scabbard, relying on a Precision Friction-Fit to ensure the blade does not deploy prematurely, maintaining "Certainty" during my routine administrative walks.Made/Created
Manufacturer
Bladesmith/s from SirohiDate made
circa 2000 - 2000Place
City
Sirohi - RajasthanState/Province
RajasthanDimensions
Dimension Description
24"Length
20 inAcquisition
Acquisition Method
PurchasePlace
City
Sirohi - RajasthanState/Province
Rajasthan
