Sheath symbolism, does the concept of pamor extend also too wooden patterns?

[David]

Originally Posted by milandro

very beautiful and absolutely “ spooky” image on the Gambar (or Gandar as I’ve hears it called over here).

Reread what i wrote Milandro. The "gandar" of the sheath is the stem piece as i have correctly noted, where the Dwi Rho motif is situated. The "gambar" is the "boat" aspect of the wrongko. It was that part of the sheath that i called the "gambar" in my post.
When we see figures or faces in pamor patterns these are generally unplanned events and considered to be talismanic and powerful because they are "Acts of God". It is called pamor Raja Guntala. These pamors can have different significances dependent upon what they seem to depict. Never heard of them being used to predict the future though.