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Marcokeris 1st December 2011 01:22 PM
Keris holder
 
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I have this old javanese kris holder with unknown writing :confused:
Plese can someone tell me something about the meaning?

Marcokeris 1st December 2011 01:23 PM
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tunggulametung 10th December 2011 04:50 PM
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Hello, I can't help with translation/unreadable but these are still being made and many get painted and has it chemically removed afterwards, I hope yours aren't. The carving reminds of some I've seen on Madura/East Java work. Looks like teak wood or less likely jackfruit wood. The character, I hope I'm not wrong Abilawa (Bima) and Gatotkaca. :)

Marcokeris 10th December 2011 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by tunggulametung
Hello, I can't help with translation/unreadable but these are still being made and many get painted and has it chemically removed afterwards, I hope yours aren't. The carving reminds of some I've seen on Madura/East Java work. Looks like teak wood or less likely jackfruit wood. The character, I hope I'm not wrong Abilawa (Bima) and Gatotkaca. :)
Thanks


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