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Interesting layering of metal & condensed pamor.
Welcome all for comments & discussion. Last edited by khalifah muda; 10th July 2009 at 01:32 PM. |
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Hello,
welcome to the forum! Look's like a nice keris. I like this specific form of the hilt. Is the buntut of the sheat from a old coin? When I am you I would change the Pendoko. sajen |
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Selamt pagi! On the pictures it look like metal so my question.
sajen |
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Welcome Khalifah Muda (Fyan) to the forum. I recognised the keris, hence the identity of its owner.
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Very robust Sulawesi Bugis keris.
![]() just a gentle advice - don't cover the keris blade and sheath/hilt in oil. Too much is bad the sheath and hilt, and ultimately the keris, when gunk builds up and decomposition takes place. ![]() |
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