-
versions of
saifani hilts can be
distinguished by
their colour.
Other janbiya hilts are made of a
different types of horn, wood,
metal and
ivory from...
- whole, wear
sandals on
their feet. The
Janbiya (dagger)
forms part of the
national dress and men wear the
Janbiya on all
formal public occasions and festivals...
- necklaces, finials, as well as
elaborate scabbard sheaths for men's
daggers (
janbīya).
Yemenite silversmiths, a
trade held
almost exclusively by Jews living...
-
haikuchi (****anese)
Akrafena (West African)
Barong (Southeast Asian)
Janbiya, jambiya, jambya, jambia,
janbia (Middle Eastern)
Khanjar (Middle Eastern)...
- and Hadhramis. The ****ociated
marfa dance is
typically performed with
janbiya daggers and/or
talwars (swords) and latts[what
language is this?] (canes)...
-
complementing the Gold for
Women cap
which evokes the dome of Ruwi Mosque.
Firangi Janbiya Jile
Keris Khanda Kilij Pulwar Sabre Saif Sgian-dubh
Shamshir Zulfiqar...
- horn.
Rhino horns were used in
making ceremonial knife handles called "
Janbiya". The hilt type
known as
saifani uses
rhinoceros horn as
material and is...
-
symbol of the
artisanal heritage of Djibouti.[citation needed]
Firangi Janbiya Keris Khanjar Pulwar Shamshir Zulfiqar Billao Spring,
Christopher (1993)...
- belt. On both
hands rested many
diamond rings. At his
waist was an
ornate janbiya with a hilt made of
solid gold,
encrusted with
pearls and gemstones. Michael...
- countries, to
attach on
rifles and muskets)
Improvised knife (Gr**** made)
Janbiya dagger (Arabian made)
Khanjali dagger sword (Caucasian made, also known...
