Mandalorian Skull Star Wars Cufflinks - Boba Fett "Jaing Head" with Gift Box by MasterLinks - USA Seller
Product Description
Mandalorian Skull Star Wars Cufflinks - Boba Fett "Jaing Head" with Gift Box by MasterLinks - USA Seller
- MANDALORIAN SKULL - As seen on Boba Fett's Left Shoulder, it's a highly detailed Mandalorian Crest
- GLASS DOMED CABOCHON - Magnification effect looks great from any angle
- USA SELLER - Each set is individually inspected and packaged by hand to make sure it meets our standards.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR HIM - Elegant leather-look gift box included makes this a great gift for any Star Wars fan
- UNIQUE, ELEGANT DESIGN - Polished glass over the Mandalorian crest with metal back and stud. Great looking with any formal wear.
New Mandalorian Crest Star Wars Cuff Links!
About these Star Wars Cufflinks
These cool cufflinks feature the "Jiang Head" of Boba Fett and other Mandalorian warriors. Show off your love of Star Wars lore with these instant conversation starters. Ideal for weddings, banquest, or any formal event you'll wear a tuxedo or dress shirt.
About the "Jaing Head" Mandalorian Crest
This emblem is found on Boba Fett's left shoulder armor.. "The traditional Mandalorian crest, frequently mistaken for a Bantha Skull, bears a striking resemblance to the skull of a male mythosaur. But in truth, the symbol was actually adopted in reverence to a legendary Mandalorian combat-training master." (Source: "History of the Mandalorians," Star Wars Insider #80) Who's the legendary Mandalorian combat-training master? Jaing. So this is sometimes also considered a "Jaing Head."
According to starwars.com:
Mandalorian "Krybes" (unknown) is probably the most prolific symbol of the Mandalorians and also a topic of much conjecture. Its origins are obscure, and there are several camps on the origin of the symbol. The first camp states that the skull is that of a "Bantha," and while I can't put my finger on the origin of this camp...the skull symbol itself looks nothing like that of a Bantha. The second camp states that the symbol pays homage to an ancient Mandalorian training master, which is backed up in the Star Wars Insider article; "The History of the Mandalorians" by Abel G. Peña. Finally, the third camp states that the symbol is based on the skulls of ancient "Mythosaurs", city-sized reptiles that dominated the surface of early Mandalore before the arrival of the Taung species.
