Yemeni masterpiece of old Bosnian silver
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An ancient Yemeni dagger called Janbiyah, whose origin goes back to folk customs and traditions and is considered one of the ancient Yemeni civilizations. The handle of the...
An ancient Yemeni dagger called Janbiyah, whose origin goes back to folk customs and traditions and is considered one of the ancient Yemeni civilizations. The handle of the jambiya is made of old karak and decorated with copper letters, the blade of the handle is of fortified iron. The scabbard is made of natural leather covered with bossani silver decorated with a curved shape, crafted by an ancient Jew hand. This type was worn by judges and imams throughout history and some men still wear it today. As a symbol of masculinity and a symbol of heritage and social status, this type is also used as a masterpiece and a symbol of civilization.
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An ancient Yemeni dagger called Janbiyah, whose origin goes back to folk customs and traditions and is considered one of the ancient Yemeni civilizations. The handle of the jambiya is made of old karak and decorated with copper letters, the blade of the handle is of fortified iron. The scabbard is made of natural leather covered with bossani silver decorated with a curved shape, crafted by an ancient Jew hand. This type was worn by judges and imams throughout history and some men still wear it today. As a symbol of masculinity and a symbol of heritage and social status, this type is also used as a masterpiece and a symbol of civilization.
- Handle type: old crank
- Sheath type: leather covered with ancient silver
- Blade type: Reinforced iron.
- Screw type: old original copper
- Letters type:o ld copper
- Handle size: 10 x 7 x 2 mm
- Handle weight:204.4 g
- Sheath weight:400.2 g
Additional information
| Weight | 604.6 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 33 × 8 × 2 mm |
| Brand | Kannour |
| Format type | handwork |
| GENDER | Men |
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