What is middle east dagger?

The Middle East dagger, also known as the jambiya, is a traditional curved dagger that is prevalent in the Arabian Peninsula region. It is a symbol of the male Yemeni national identity and is often worn as a ceremonial item or as part of traditional dress. The jambiya is typically made of high-quality steel and features a decorative hilt, often adorned with precious stones and intricate designs. The blade itself ranges in length from 15-30 cm and is often made of high-quality steel. The jambiya has both symbolic and practical uses, including self-defense, ceremony and cultural identity.