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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Switzerland
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Hi David,
I do not like either my explanation concerning the little hole in the peksi, in particular its relation to royal families. With a few exceptions, these relations with the local nobility are just selling gimmicks. My information was not from a seller, but from Nik Rashiddin Nik Hussain, a famous master carver from Terengganu who had an extensive knowledge about keris. At 2 occasion he spoke about the little hole in the peksi:[/list]Once, about a keris lembing (also a leaf) produced in Terengganu and original of Majapahit only if with a little hole at the end of a twisted peksi.[list]The second time about a kris panjang minangkabau (south Sumatra) with the story about the royal Family. I have never heard or read about the wall hanging explanation. The little hole may have different reasons in the various parts of the Malay/Indonesian world ? Could one of the knowledgeable person of the forum give us some light ? Regards Michel |
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