Moroccan Koummya steel dagger with decorated scabbard
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Moroccan Koummya steel dagger with decorated scabbard
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Moroccan Koummya steel dagger with scabbard
This traditional Moroccan Dagger, known as a Koummya, is a steel piece with a decorated scabbard, holding great ornamental and ethnographic value. Its curved silhouette, arched blade, and upward-curved scabbard tip are characteristic of a highly recognizable North African typology, especially associated with Morocco. The Koummya is identified by its curved blade, distinctive pommel, and scabbard with lateral rings for suspension, features linked to its traditional use as a personal carrying and ceremonial piece.
Its original function was to form part of traditional male attire and serve as a ceremonial weapon, a symbol of identity, status, and protection. Currently, this Dagger is perfect as a decorative and collectible object for lovers of ethnographic pieces, Moroccan history, oriental decor, distinctive offices, or antique displays. An antique piece with cultural value, ideal for collectors in Spain and Portugal.
An ethnographic piece with steel, curves, and artisanal character
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Product: antique decorative and collectible piece.
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Typology: traditional Moroccan Koummya with scabbard.
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Main material: steel.
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Dimensions: 43.5 x 8 cm.
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Shape: curved blade with a pronounced profile.
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Scabbard: curved, metallic, decorated, and with an upward-curved tip.
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Hilt: dark, with engraved metal applications.
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Decoration: geometric patterns, floral engravings, repeated borders, ornate metal fittings, and side rings for suspension.
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Original function: traditional wear, ceremonial representation, and historical defensive use.
- Current function: decorative relic, ethnographic piece, collector's item, and ornamental accent for spaces with history.
This Dagger stands out for its strong visual presence: the scabbard displays abundant decoration with engraved lines, repeated patterns, and curved forms that follow the profile of the blade. The images show the blade out of the scabbard, the dark contrasting hilt, and the metallic details that reinforce its artisanal value. This is not a common mass-produced decorative item, but rather a limited, unique object with cultural identity.
A Moroccan relic to decorate with history
This Dagger provides exoticism, memory, and decorative strength without the need to invent unconfirmed origins. Its value lies in the shape, the patina, the ornamental work, and the beauty of a recognizable traditional typology.
