The Jambiya is a curved dagger worn at the waist in Yemen and across the Arabian Peninsula. More than a blade, it marks identity, lineage, and social status. Our design draws from its sharp form and deep cultural roots.
 
But behind the beauty of this tradition lies a country in crisis.
Over 21 million people in Yemen two thirds of the population need humanitarian aid. Years of war have devastated the region:
80% live below the poverty line
16 million face hunger
Over 4.5 million are displaced
Healthcare systems are collapsing, and clean water is scarce
 
This knife is more than just an icon. It’s a reminder: the people of Yemen are not defined by violence or poverty. Their culture is rich, their history deep. The Jambiya represents that resilience - heritage that refuses to be erased.
 
Wear it with respect. Carry their story forward.