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Jambiya sheath, 1984 circa

Jambiya sheath, 1984 circa


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Jambiya sheath, 1984 circa

5926973 Jambiya sheath, 1984 circa by South Arabian; National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Jambiya sheath, 1984 circa.
The jambiya, or khanjar (in Oman) is a traditional dagger with a short, curved, double-edged blade.
This particular example, made in Saham in Oman, was presented by Brigadier Rashid al Zaidi, Director of the Sultan of Omans Armed Forces Museum, to William Reid, Director of the National Army Museum, on 27th August 1985.); eNational Army Museum; out of copyright

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This print showcases a Jambiya sheath, dating back to 1984 circa. The Jambiya, also known as khanjar in Oman, is a traditional dagger renowned for its distinctive short and curved double-edged blade. This particular piece was crafted in Saham, Oman and holds great historical significance. The photograph captures the intricate details of the sheath with precision and clarity. Its ornate floral patterns are beautifully showcased against a backdrop of a museum building, adding an air of elegance to the image. It serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of South Arabian artisans. What makes this photo even more intriguing is its connection to two significant figures: Brigadier Rashid al Zaidi, Director of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces Museum, and William Reid, Director of the National Army Museum in London. On August 27th, 1985, Brigadier Rashid al Zaidi presented this remarkable Jambiya sheath to William Reid during a ceremonial event held at the National Army Museum. This photograph not only captures an exquisite piece of art but also symbolizes cultural exchange and appreciation between different nations. It stands as a reminder that objects can hold immense historical value while serving as bridges between people from diverse backgrounds.

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