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Hi
Anyone has any idea how many types of Naga motifs/design are there in existence across the Malaya and Indonesia Archipelago? I can only think of 6. |
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Anthony, this thread shows a few.
http://vikingsword.com/vb/showthread...ght=naga+keris |
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I believe you will find more specific styles than are included in that thread, but it's a start. Add more here if you find them.
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I have this Naga in Malay dress. I have always wondered if it is Peninsular or an imported Java blade. Can we tell the difference? What I like about it is how the Naga's body limits itself to the sogokan. Is there a law or adat for this? Which is more common - this body form or the full blade length body?
The sarong has no buntut I so did not show the whole sheath to meet upload limits. Comments please. |
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Dear Paul,
This is supposed to be a Pattani Naga. What is your opinion? |
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