The exhibition oriental weapons "The Mortal Beauty" of private collections in Russia,

[estcrh]

Thanks for the very nice image of the vajra-mushti and bagh nakh, any idea what the two small items are in the lower right side?

[estcrh]

Love this.

[estcrh]

Here is an example of the type of armor this nasel would have been attached to.

16/17th century Indian zirah khula (mail coif) with the upper part of the nasel missing.

[Nathaniel]

Lovely items nicely displayed...a delight to see! Thanks for sharing, mahratt !

[mariusgmioc]

Thank you guys for sharing these photos!

Really appreciated!

[mahratt]

Originally Posted by estcrh

Thanks for the very nice image of the vajra-mushti and bagh nakh, any idea what the two small items are in the lower right side?

That is what is written in the exhibition catalog:

[estcrh]

Originally Posted by mahratt

That is what is written in the exhibition catalog:

Originally Posted by Gavin Nugent

They look like Scribes tools Estcrh. I see a crossed post, thank you for the further confirmation Mahratt. The straight type is sometimes found with the Pia Kaetta knives too.

Thanks, I would have guessed they were medical tools.

[Gavin Nugent]

Originally Posted by estcrh

Thanks for the very nice image of the vajra-mushti and bagh nakh, any idea what the two small items are in the lower right side?

They look like Scribes tools Estcrh.

No much to add other than thanks for sharing the images of the exhibition Mahratt, it is greatly appreciated.

I see one of my old Patissa there too...I am very glad to see it displayed and hopefully well published.

Gavin

Edit; I see a crossed post, thank you for the further confirmation Mahratt.
The straight type is sometimes found with the Pia Kaetta knives too.

[mahratt]

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