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Jambiya

This is an illustration of a Jambiya, it was a gift from my friend. Yes, the Jambiya is green, because it was for kids... if you don't know what is a Jambiya, is a traditional Yemeni Knife. Well, mine is for kids... 

Thanks, Ghassan for my present!


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