Khanjar Dagger
- Dated: 17th Century
- Culture: India
- Medium: wootz steel
- Dimensions: lenght: 34.9cm
North Indian Khanjar dagger. The hilt is of chiseled steel, with fully-modeled ram’s head pommel. The knucklebow issues from a makara’s mouth and terminates in a horse’s head, while the guard is chiseled with elephant’s heads in relief. The broad, curved double-edged blade forged of fine silver wootz damascus steel, bears two deep fullers and a pronounced median ridge, developing into a thick armor-piercing tip.
Source & Copyright: Caravana Collection