Khanjar - Wikipedia
A khanjar [a] is a traditional dagger originating from the Sultanate of Oman, although it has since spread to the rest of the Middle East [b], South Asia [c] and the Balkans. [ d ] Worn by men for ceremonial occasions, it is a short curved blade shaped like the letter "J" and resembles a hook.
Mughal Daggers: Art in Weaponry - DailyArt Magazine
2023年8月28日 · Among these finely crafted weapons, intricately designed daggers as well as swords gained significant popularity across Turkey, Arabia, Persia, and India. Notably, the Mughals played a prominent role in shaping this trend, introducing a distinctive khanjar — a ceremonial emblem of power that also served as a formidable close combat weapon.
Dagger (Khanjar) with Sheath and Case - The Art Institute of Chicago
Dagger (Khanjar) with Sheath and Case Date: c. 1900 Blade, Ottoman Turkish, dated 1118 Hejira (A.D. 1706) Artist: Turkish, Ottoman
Large Turkish / Arab Khanjar Dagger - Oriental Arms
Ottoman Khanjar daggers are found all over the region. From the Balkan on the western borders, further east to the borders with Persia and south to the Arab peninsula. All have some similarities but differs in size, shape, materials and decorations.
Khanjar dagger | Cleveland Museum of Art
Daggers with curved blades, known as khanjar, were worn tucked into the belt as one of the basic accessories for Mughal men. An all-purpose knife that could be used in hunting or fighting, the khanjar was also a visible status symbol. The use of jade and gold indicates that this dagger was owned by a member of the court.
Swords and Antique Weapons for Sale - Antique Swords …
2024年6月24日 · A very fine example of an early Wootz Kurdish/Turkish Khanjar in 19th century dress. Measuring 38cms long in its sheath, 35.5cms out and carrying a fine wootz blade that is just over 20cms long, this fine example of a rare knife type remains in …
Antique Silver Turkish Khanjar dagger with Wootz steel blade
An attractive Turkish or Kurdish dagger ‘Khanjar’ from Northern Turkey/Black Sea coast area. The hilt and sheath mounts of eastern silver decorated with fine engraved decoration allover, in floral patterns and ‘wriggle-work’ bordering.
17th C. Ottoman Turkish Khanjar Dagger, wootz blade
A rare example of a classictype of an Ottoman Turkish khanjar of the mid 17th C. These are found in museum collections around the world, the finest being in the Turkenbeute of the Dresden Kunstkammer. This example is a good example of the type, with the
Khanjar: Its Craftsmanship and Significance - Sword Encyclopedia
2023年5月10日 · The term hançer is the Turkish version of the Arabic word khanjar. Hançer daggers show the superior craftsmanship of the Ottomans, and some have an Arabic-inspired form. Bands of silver wire braids and high-relief designs are among the distinctive features of Ottoman craftsmanship.
Turkish Khanjar – Türk Hançeri - YouTube
Turkish dagger with wooden hilt and nielloed silver scabbard, dated to 17th century. The watered-steel double-edged blade of the 41 cm long dagger has three ...
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