The Spear Pen
A sculptural pen shaped by Kandan’s spear, with a warm metallic finish and its signature red cloth.

Opening the story…
CHEKAVAR / THE FIRST DROP
A pen shaped by the spear. A portrait to carry. Small reminders of a story that began at sea.
Explore the collection 1741THE STORY BEHIND THE COLLECTION
Chekavar carries the emotion of that shore.
In 1741, on the shores of Colachel, history turned.
An expanding European power came from across the sea. What stood before it was a kingdom, a coast and ordinary people defending the land they called home. The victory at Colachel became a remarkable chapter in our history—a reminder that courage does not always arrive wearing a crown.
Every piece in this collection is created as a memory of that spirit: the fishermen who knew the sea, the warriors who stood their ground, and the courage of a land that refused to bow.
The characters of Chekavar are fictional, but the pride they carry comes from something real.
This is more than something you own.
It is a piece of a story we should never forget.
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A sculptural pen shaped by Kandan’s spear, with a warm metallic finish and its signature red cloth.
Kandan’s gold portrait against midnight blue, with the spear’s red cloth cutting across the image.
Kandan’s film character portrait on a dark tee, with his spear and red cloth in full view.
A canvas tote bearing the fishermen of Chekavar: a tribute to the hands that know the shore.
Kandan, a bare-chested fisherman and a Dutch sailor brought together as film character figures. Materials and age guidance will be confirmed before purchase.
An illustrated coastal puzzle with a story card that opens a conversation about Colachel.
Kandan with his spear, drawn from the film’s character artwork for the wall.
The spear and its red cloth, made into a small emblem to wear.
A pocket notebook for field notes, sketches and the histories worth keeping.
Illustrated character cards from the film, paired with a note on its real historical backdrop.
Kandan leads the coastal side, with Guru as queen and fishermen as pawns. The opposing pieces draw from the Dutch fleet.
Guide Kandan from shore to victory. Spears carry him upward; cannon fire sends him back.