Where on your body is a kirpan used?

A kirpan is traditionally worn as a ceremonial dagger by Sikhs and is typically sheathed and carried on the body, often tucked into a waistband or worn on a strap over the shoulder. It is a symbol of faith and commitment to justice and protection. While the specific placement can vary, it is usually worn in a way that allows for easy access while being discreetly carried.