A Long Indigenous Taiwanese Dagger Known As A "lalaw"—formosa (taiwan), Early 20th Century Or Earlier
A long indigenous Taiwanese dagger known as a "lalaw" - Formosa (Taiwan), early 20th century or earlier
Based on the design of the sheath and the type of blade, this dagger is attributed to the Atayal people, an indigenous group from northern Taiwan.
Thick, curved blade with a single cutting edge.
Red and black lacquered wooden handle.
Red and black lacquered wooden sheath with copper alloy bands featuring geometric designs.
Length: 50 cm
Length without sheath: 45 cm
Blade length: 28.5 cm
Weight: 561 g
Weight without sheath: 430 g
Based on the design of the sheath and the type of blade, this dagger is attributed to the Atayal people, an indigenous group from northern Taiwan.
Thick, curved blade with a single cutting edge.
Red and black lacquered wooden handle.
Red and black lacquered wooden sheath with copper alloy bands featuring geometric designs.
Length: 50 cm
Length without sheath: 45 cm
Blade length: 28.5 cm
Weight: 561 g
Weight without sheath: 430 g
2 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1792497
Availability: In stock
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