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Oriental dagger with a case - luxury artistic processing

9 .900 KC

Description

This elegant oriental dagger with a richly decorated case is a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship. Thanks to its curved blade and sophisticated decorative elements it is not only a functional weapon, But even by a symbolic artifact, which was often part of a ceremonial clothing or a sign of the prestige of his wearer.

Dagger description:
– Blade: Light, a curved blade with a sharp tip, which is suitable for stabbing and cutting attacks. The blade surface carries traces of use and patina, that indicates its historical value.
– Handle: Made of wood with metal applications in the form of engraved ornaments and ornamental elements. The ergonomic shape of the handle ensures a solid grip.
– Shape and material: A combination of metal, wood and decorative elements indicate, that it is a handmade oriental knife, that could come from the areas of the Middle East, North Africa or India.

Vaginal description:
– Shape: A curved case with a distinctly decorated surface and a curved tip, which is a typical feature of luxury oriental daggers.
– Materials: The black background with rich silver ornamentation and etched motif gives the vagina an exceptional look.
– Accessories: Metal hanging rings allow fastening to a belt or hanging wear, which suggests, that the dagger could be part of the ceremonial clothing.

Origin and historical value:
Daggers of this type occurred in Persia, Ottoman Empire, Morocco or India, where they had both practical, so representative use. Richly decorated specimens like this were often held by high social strata or commanders and their decoration reflected the artistic taste of the region.

This specimen is exceptional in its precise craft work, rich ornamentation and preservation of materials. Is not only a collector's piece, but also an artifact with a historical value.

Dimensions:
Dagger: length 42 cm, width 6×4 cm
Housing: length 26 cm, width 10×3 cm

dating: 19. century