The Omani Khanjar

A.alnakkas · 25th October 2016, 04:45 AM

That assuming that the "wustah" dagger is properly identified. I would have a look at the back side first and do recall wanting to contact them.

As for the stamps in the back, the most common is the palm and two swords. The flower design is not uncommon anywhere, and it is apparent on other items such as swords. The attributation of the artistic design to a certain tribe especially when it comes to this dagger simply does not follow. As it is made and worn by people of different tribes and regions.

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25th October 2016, 04:45 AM	#32
A.alnakkas Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Kuwait Posts: 1,340	That assuming that the "wustah" dagger is properly identified. I would have a look at the back side first and do recall wanting to contact them. As for the stamps in the back, the most common is the palm and two swords. The flower design is not uncommon anywhere, and it is apparent on other items such as swords. The attributation of the artistic design to a certain tribe especially when it comes to this dagger simply does not follow. As it is made and worn by people of different tribes and regions.