Wahabi Jambyia (Dharia) for comments

[Kubur]

Hi Marius,
Good catch from the country of pizza i guess

Stu and alnakas are experts.
The best is to look at dharia
you will see plenty of them
you got a good one, I like it
Best,
Kubur

[mariusgmioc]

Originally Posted by Kubur

Hi Marius,
Good catch from the country of pizza i guess

Stu and alnakas are experts.
The best is to look at dharia
you will see plenty of them
you got a good one, I like it
Best,
Kubur

You got it right, it's from Czerny's.
Remained unsold in the auction and I couldn't resist the temptation...

I didn't know they are called "Dharia." Thank you!

[A.alnakkas]

Wahhabis are not that well known for producing art :-)

A nice piece, work looks Yemeni. Blade as well.

Certainly not Hijazi craftmanship, the region where the Dharia was and is still used.

[mariusgmioc]

Originally Posted by A.alnakkas

Wahhabis are not that well known for producing art :-)

A nice piece, work looks Yemeni. Blade as well.

Certainly not Hijazi craftmanship, the region where the Dharia was and is still used.

Thank you very much for your opinion!

I also suspected Yemeni workmanship because of the very nice filigree.

[kahnjar1]

http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...light=wahabite
Hi Marius,
This link will be of help I think. Also if you use the Forum Search facility you will find other references to these daggers/knives/short swords.....what ever you wish to call them. The one you have is a nice example though I suspect not too old and as Lofty has suggested, is of Yemeni origin rather than Hejazi.
Stu

[mariusgmioc]

Originally Posted by kahnjar1

http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...light=wahabite
Hi Marius,
This link will be of help I think. Also if you use the Forum Search facility you will find other references to these daggers/knives/short swords.....what ever you wish to call them. The one you have is a nice example though I suspect not too old and as Lofty has suggested, is of Yemeni origin rather than Hejazi.
Stu

Excellent info!

Thank you!