Keris Bugis for comments

mariusgmioc · 23rd August 2016, 01:19 PM

Thank you for your comments!

@Detlef
Thank you very much for the link! The discussion there was very useful for better understanding my Kris.

@Marcokeris
Thanks!

@ Willem
Taking more close-up photos would require some natural light and mounting my gear on a fixed stand, and considering that I usually arrive home from work rather late and that Saturday I will go on holidays, I'm too lazy to make all the effort. The opening in the Wrankgka and the silver fitting are flush on the interior as well so I am prety sure it is the original wrangka belonging to the blade.

@ Jean
I also think the silverwork may be latter addition. However, I think it is of the correct type and style.

@ Roland
Thank you, but I agree with Alan (see his comment below). The pamor is quite visible and I like the lesser contrast.

@ Alan
Thank you for your suggestion! I was thinking the same.

23rd August 2016, 01:19 PM	#10
mariusgmioc Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Austria Posts: 1,911	Thank you for your comments! @Detlef Thank you very much for the link! The discussion there was very useful for better understanding my Kris. @Marcokeris Thanks! @ Willem Taking more close-up photos would require some natural light and mounting my gear on a fixed stand, and considering that I usually arrive home from work rather late and that Saturday I will go on holidays, I'm too lazy to make all the effort. The opening in the Wrankgka and the silver fitting are flush on the interior as well so I am prety sure it is the original wrangka belonging to the blade. @ Jean I also think the silverwork may be latter addition. However, I think it is of the correct type and style. @ Roland Thank you, but I agree with Alan (see his comment below). The pamor is quite visible and I like the lesser contrast. @ Alan Thank you for your suggestion! I was thinking the same.