Imperial Ophidian Dagger – The Emerald Serpent – Strength

Imperial Africa Dagger? Wait—ignore. Let's proceed with translation: Imperial Poisonous Serpent Dagger – The Emerald Serpent – Strength, renewal, and sacred power Beautiful mystic dagger sculpted with a mystic aesthetic inspired by ancient traditions and sacred symbols. Its finely worked handle reveals a majestic serpent coiled around the blade, embodying vigilance, rebirth, and spiritual power. The delicately carved scale details add depth and character to the piece, recalling the serpent’s protective skin and the art of ancient civilizations. The nephrite jade stone, in emerald green hues, enhances its aura of serenity, wisdom, and protection. In many spiritual traditions, the serpent also symbolizes knowledge, healing, and inner renewal. Paired with the dagger, it represents strength guided by wisdom, as well as protection against negative energies. As both decorative object and spiritual symbol, this piece evokes mystery, inner strength, and the heritage of ancient traditions. Dimensions: 145 x 58 x 45 mm Weight: 178.38 g Very beautiful nephrite jade stone, sedimented and veined. A box will be included. Note, - The nephrite jade, A symbol of Asian civilizations, nephrite jade has for millennia been associated with nobility, wisdom, and longevity. Traditionally regarded as a symbol of protection and prosperity, it also embodies harmony, serenity, and inner strength. In this sculpture, its association with the serpent, an ancestral symbol of transformation and renewal, evokes vigilance, mastery of negative forces, and spiritual protection. Please kindly take the attached detailed photos into account for a better impression. Shipping with tracking: France: Colissimo European Union: UPS Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on the destination. Grouped shipments: If you win several lots, please wait until the end of your sales before finalizing so that grouped shipping costs can be applied.

Stima:€90

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