Old Vintage Mid Century Khanjar Bedouin Islamic Jambiya Yemeni Dagger
$780.00
Experience the legacy of Arabian craftsmanship with our exquisite offering of this Old Rare Vintage Circa 1950 Khanjar Bedouin Dagger. Revered across the Middle East, this ceremonial Yemeni dagger, known as the Jambiya, carries centuries of tradition within its finely curved blade and ornate silver and leather sheath.
Originating from Yemen, the Jambiya symbolizes more than just a weapon; it embodies status, heritage, and cultural significance. Worn by distinguished men above the age of 14, it served as a distinguished accessory, reflecting the wearer’s prestige and social standing.
Crafted with meticulous detail, this particular Khanjar exemplifies the craftsmanship of its time. Its celluloid tang hints at its modernity, placing it squarely in the middle of the 20th century—a period of profound change in the region. The sheath, a fusion of wood, intricate silver patterns, and supple leather, speaks to the artistry and skill of its makers, capturing the essence of a bygone era amidst shifting sands.
Own a piece of history and tradition with this captivating Yemeni dagger, an emblem of honor and heritage from a land steeped in mystique and legend.
Length: 30cm
Length of blade: 20cm
Description
Old Rare Vintage Circa.1950’s Khanjar Bedouin, Islamic, Jambiya ceremonial Yemeni Dagger is decorated with silver metal & Leather backing and is specific to the regions of Arabia and other parts of the Middle East. This attractive example is the standard type of Yemeni knife of the mid 20th century making this beautifully handcrafted example from a period where times in those regions were changing rapidly. A definite a must for the discerning collector searching for a piece of history.
This extraordinary knife is exclusively reserved for ceremonial use, serving as a revered symbol of tradition and prestige. Its purpose transcends practicality, as it is designed solely for display and ceremonial adornment, embodying the rich cultural heritage and ceremonial rituals of the Middle East.
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