| Title |
Dagger |
| Accession Number |
59.437/99 |
| Title2 |
Bujali |
| Museum Name |
National Museum, New Delhi |
| Gallery Name |
Second Floor |
| Object Type |
Arms and Armours |
| Main Material |
Metal |
| Country |
India |
| Origin Place |
Place: Hyderabad, South India |
| Period / Year of Work |
19th century |
| Weight |
Select |
| Dimensions |
Length:85 Centimeter |
| Brief Description |
The object in question is a curved blade dagger with a unique design feature.
It has a double cutting edge located at the lower end, which suggests its intended use for both slashing and piercing attacks.
The body of the dagger features a shallow depression, adding to its distinctive appearance.
The handle of the dagger is made of hollow iron and exhibits an interesting design pattern, alternating between cylindrical and twelve-sided shapes.
A knob is situated at the upper end of the handle, providing a secure grip for the user. |
