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One essential thing to remember is that the photo shows a greatly enlarged patterning. It is undoubtedly Persian wootz, albeit I am not so sure abbout the Kirk Narduban feature as there is not enough of the blade in the photo to see any repeating pattern, and the enlarged photo can be misleading. Last edited by mariusgmioc; 2nd March 2017 at 09:06 PM. |
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Not necessarily Persian: Indian masters were making similar ( and better) patterns since 17th century. Mughals brought Persian sword makers to their court early on, and they taught the locals.
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