Knife "Good and Evil" is based on the traditions of the Buryat culture, it author used many Buddhist symbols.
Good umbrella: as an ordinary umbrella to protect against sun and rain, and this symbol represents the mind protection from the scorching heat of the defilements and protects you from suffering. The symbol of good deeds, committed in order to protect living beings from illness, harmful forces, obstacles, as well as the suffering of the three lower and three higher worlds. This precious umbrella confers protection against adversity and misfortunes of samsara.
Goldfish: they are called so because of the radiance emanating from the scales, like a gold luster. Generally, fish is a jewel and a sign of well-being of rivers and lakes. So these fish represent the full wealth. It is a symbol of deliverance from suffering and achieve spiritual liberation. Like a fish swimming in the water, not knowing the obstacles and the person who has attained enlightenment, knows no boundaries and obstacles.
Endless knot: how this node has no end, and this symbol represents complete acquisition of immeasurable merit. The symbol of the interdependence of all phenomena and living beings in the universe.
Soyombo symbol - the ancient Mongolian ideogram, ie writing, where the signs indicate no sounds of words, and the whole concept.
Upper figure - fire - a symbol of birth, prosperity, rebirth. It means well-being (person, family, nation).
The following signs - Sun and Moon - symbols of light and eternity (in Mongolian mythology, the father - the Moon, and his mother - Sun).
Oriental Dragon - a symbol of power, wisdom and goodness.
Figure Damascus merely adds to the whole composition.
Good and evil are always somewhere nearby and are an endless struggle, reflected in this product could not be brighter, because on the one hand a knife represents Welcome (handle white color of ivory), and on the other hand in front of us lurking evil (black handle rosewood). Balance and harmony in everything - that's what the author reminds us.
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Product is in a private collection.
Author - Executor: Zh. Bayaskhalanov
Damascus steel: Ildar Muhamedshin
Materials: damask, silver, sapphires, garnets, gilding, walrus tusk, Rosewood
The technical of making: forging, stamping, sawing, weaving, tie-stones, woodwork, bone, gilding, patination
