A VERY RARE KAMA Caucasus, the end of the 19th century. A wide and long double-edged blade with a deep asymmetric groove.

The right side is inlaid with gold, cartouches with inscriptions in Arabic with a Persian couplet: "for khush-i aflatun damash tiztar for abru-yi dildar hunriztar" ("Its tip is sharper than Platonic wit, More bloodthirsty than the eyebrows of a beloved." '), stylized swan heads and floral motifs. The handle has a typical shape with cow horn cheeks, iron rivets and embossed silver rosettes with geometric motifs. Beautiful wooden scabbard, covered with leather on the front side and decorated with embossed garlands and floral motifs. The back is covered with red velvet (partially lined), decorated with crossed fabric ribbons and several silver rivets. A wide iron bracelet with gold jewelry.