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Please more information about this keris. The seller told me that this keris is from Madura.
My main question is this correct? Also more information about the keris and pamor. thanks Pat |
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Yes it's a Keris with all the characteristics of a (recent) production of Madura (The handle, the sheath, the realization of the blade and pamor).
For the pamor it may be Mayang? |
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Hi there,
Based on the craving and design of the hulu and warangka, it might be Madura made. |
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Aeng Tong-Tong, Sumenep Madura, dhapur Sepang, pamor Bulu Ayam (Jawa Timur), Ron Duru (Ron Genduru, Ron Gendhuru, Jawa Tengah), current era, no slorok.
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Thanks all, for the information.
pamor Bulu Ayam is this a rare pamor type ? |
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In an old keris, yes it is, in a recent keris, not particularly, in a recent keris with no slorok (core) like this one, not at all.
However, that said, the pamor on this keris is quite well done, and well done bulu ayam/ron duru, is not common |
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