khanjar

A khanjar is a traditional dagger originating from the Sultanate of Oman, although it has since spread to the rest of the Middle East, South Asia and the Balkans. Worn by men for ceremonial occasions, it is a short curved blade shaped like the letter "J" and resembles a hook.

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Dagger (Khanjar) with Sheath LACMA M.76.2.16a-b

Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1383.3

Dagger horse head Louvre OA7892

Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1135 blk.2

Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1135.2

Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1146.1

Dagger (chilanum or khanjar) made for Shah Jahan, northern India, c. 1615-1620, gold, diamonds, rubies, emeralds, chrysoberyl, cat's eyes, steel - Wallace Collection - London, UK.

Dagger (Khanjar), Indian, Mughal, inner side (MET, 36.25.675)

Daggers Prince of Wales Museum

Dagger and Sheath, 16th and 17th centuries

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commons	image		Dagger (Khanjar) with Sheath LACMA M.76.2.16a-b		Commons
commons	image		Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1383.3		Commons
commons	image		Dagger horse head Louvre OA7892		Commons
commons	image		Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1135 blk.2		Commons
commons	image		Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1135.2		Commons
commons	image		Khalili Collection Islamic Art mtw 1146.1		Commons
commons	image		Dagger (chilanum or khanjar) made for Shah Jahan, northern India, c. 1615-1620, gold, diamonds, rubies, emeralds, chrysoberyl, cat's eyes, steel - Wallace Collection - London, UK.		Commons
commons	image		Dagger (Khanjar), Indian, Mughal, inner side (MET, 36.25.675)		Commons
commons	image		Daggers Prince of Wales Museum		Commons
commons	image		Dagger and Sheath, 16th and 17th centuries		Commons