Making the Perfect Dagger in Oman | SLICE

One of the most famous symbols in Oman, the Omani dagger known as “Khanjar” adorns the country’s flag and coat of arms.Printed on all official documents and school books, it is still worn for official functions across the country. No wedding or big meeting is complete without the dagger: its very presence enhances the prestige and solemnity of any event. Its craftsmanship is every bit as impressive as its cultural significance, and one single dagger can take months to make. But how exactly is one made? Step by step, we follow the khanjar-maker’s deft hands.

Extract from the documentary: “Oman: Sand and Foam”
Production: Ma Drogue A Moi and Ushuaïa TV
Direction: Alexandre Mostras


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