[SF Asian Art Museum] Indian Katar
The katar, or punch-dagger, originated in the Deccan plateau region. These are unique to India. This one, shown with its sheath, is dated between 1700-1800 and is made of iron and gold.
This photo was taken on November 8, 2008 using a Sony DSC-W55.
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Sanjeet Pendharkar (17 months ago | reply)
He... It's nice. Where did you get it from?? I also have a few.
M. Lynn (17 months ago | reply)
This isn't mine, but a piece held at the San Francisco Asian Art Museum. :)