A PERSIAN WOOTZ KINDJAL

archer · 4th May 2009, 03:57 AM

Alex, The same pattern with a slight asymmetry of the stars seems to have been used on Gavs' example, maybe it has some sort of religious meaning, or the same craftsman was involved.
Steve

Gavin Nugent · 4th May 2009, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by archer

Alex, The same pattern with a slight asymmetry of the stars seems to have been used on Gavs' example, maybe it has some sort of religious meaning, or the same craftsman was involved.
Steve

G'day Steve,

It is the same knife.

Alex, my PM didn't reveal anything you wouldn't already mnow but I hope it helped a little, yes, yes it is a small world.

Gav

ALEX · 4th May 2009, 10:44 PM

Gav, Thank you for the info.

Steve,
When I saw Gav's link I also thought it's the same workshop, but in fact it's also the same Kinjal. By some mysterious way it made it's way to my collection. I am glad it did - it's a marvelous blade indeed.

4th May 2009, 03:57 AM	#1
archer Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 373	Reply Alex, The same pattern with a slight asymmetry of the stars seems to have been used on Gavs' example, maybe it has some sort of religious meaning, or the same craftsman was involved. Steve

4th May 2009, 10:44 PM	#3
ALEX Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 936	Gav, Thank you for the info. Steve, When I saw Gav's link I also thought it's the same workshop, but in fact it's also the same Kinjal. By some mysterious way it made it's way to my collection. I am glad it did - it's a marvelous blade indeed.