Khanjar Dagger Made Of Chalcedony With A Giraffe Head, India, Mughal Dynasty (1526–1857)
INDIA, Rajasthan. Khanjar, Mughal Dynasty (1526–1857)
The handle is made of blue chalcedony agate carved with a giraffe head motif.
The curved blade is made of wootz steel.
The pommel is decorated with palmettes and scrollwork damascened in gold
This type of goldsmith’s work was not intended for combat but served as a symbol of social status, wealth, and power for nobles and Maharajas.
Total length: 32 cm.
Excellent condition
The handle is made of blue chalcedony agate carved with a giraffe head motif.
The curved blade is made of wootz steel.
The pommel is decorated with palmettes and scrollwork damascened in gold
This type of goldsmith’s work was not intended for combat but served as a symbol of social status, wealth, and power for nobles and Maharajas.
Total length: 32 cm.
Excellent condition
2 200 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Other
Reference (ID): 1796499
Availability: In stock
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