This exquisite silver dagger is a rare heirloom from the royal courts of the Avadh Dynasty, echoing the grandeur of mid-19th century Mughal India. Entirely handcrafted, the piece is adorned with fine metallistic detailing and features an intricately engraved lion face motif—a powerful symbol of strength and nobility in royal iconography.
The hilt is lavishly studded with natural Burmese rubies and emeralds, prized for their vivid color and rarity. Each gemstone is meticulously set by hand, enhancing the dagger’s opulence and historical authenticity. The craftsmanship reflects the delicate fusion of Persian and Indian artistry characteristic of the later Mughal era.
🔸 Features:
• Period: Mid-19th Century
• Origin: Avadh Dynasty, India
• Material: Sterling Silver
• Motif: Engraved Lion Face
• Gemstones: Natural Burmese Ruby & Emerald
• Style: Mughal Courtly Weaponry
• Function: Ceremonial / Collectible / Decorative
A true collector’s piece, this dagger is not only a symbol of royal heritage but also a tribute to the skilled artisans of Mughal India. Ideal for museums, connoisseurs of antique arms, or collectors of regal Indian art.
