Null KUKRI
HORN HANDLE
In a leather scabbard with a copper plate set with turquo…

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KUKRI HORN HANDLE In a leather scabbard with a copper plate set with turquoise and red jasper inclusions. Beautifully decorated with floral motifs and petals. Accompanied by two small daggers on the reverse of the scabbard. H. 42 cm

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KUKRI HORN HANDLE In a leather scabbard with a copper plate set with turquoise and red jasper inclusions. Beautifully decorated with floral motifs and petals. Accompanied by two small daggers on the reverse of the scabbard. H. 42 cm

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