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Can somebody help me in identifying the pamor of this kris ?
Many thanks in advance |
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Although the pamor circles are more round than oval i think the pamor name is wiji timun(concomber seed) ; because is is comprimated/centered in the wilah(blade)
It looks a lot like uler lulut(snake skin?), which is normaly bigger |
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I love this one. Congrats on this find
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Classic banyu tetes.
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Alan and Simatua, though your answers do not match, I am grateful for your help.
As to myself, I cannot have an opinion since I have no examples of pamor banyu tetes. Many thanks again. |
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Lovely keris. Lovely pamor.
I also like the pendok with the linear design. I have a similar one on one of my keris. Is there a name for this specific pendok motif ? Best regards, Willem |
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