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Old 6th February 2009, 05:33 AM   #11
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The wrongko is from Madura.....
Yes, it looks Maduran warangka -- if we look at the carving on that part of warangka...
Below, for comparison -- I am posting for you, some Cirebonese warangkas originated from Kasepuhan, Cirebon. Two in the middle, with 'wadasan' carving, and one plain without pendok (left) and one 'iras' type warangka (one piece of trembalo wood)...

Many old Cirebonese warangkas, found without metal pendok. But some have specific Cirebonese pendok...

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