pamor wengkon

BluErf · 11th February 2011, 02:51 PM

Nicely controlled Wengkon! Is the kul buntet intentional, or a consequence of the picetan reaching the depth of the white pamor level?

David · 11th February 2011, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BluErf

Nicely controlled Wengkon! Is the kul buntet intentional, or a consequence of the picetan reaching the depth of the white pamor level?

Kai Wee, i would image it is intentional because i have seen a few examples of the combination of kul buntet with wengkon.

Gustav · 11th February 2011, 06:44 PM

I have strong doubts we can call this feature kul buntet. In "Keris di Lombok" this is described as Rembulan or Wulan Gangsal, or Mata Kolo. Never have seen this on a Javanese keris before.

One time as pamor, one as kinatah (or remnants of it):

David · 11th February 2011, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Gustav

Never have seen this on a Javanese keris before.

Really Gustav? I have one. Also Yogyakarta, also with wengkon and also with kendit on the gonjo...

Gustav · 11th February 2011, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by David

Really Gustav? I have one. Also Yogyakarta, also with wengkon and also with kendit on the gonjo...

David, if you would post your's, it would be the second I would see, that's all

Absolutely no other mind in my words.

David · 11th February 2011, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Gustav

David, if you would post your's, it would be the second I would see, that's all

Absolutely no other mind in my words.

Gustav, i so rarely post images of the blades of my keris from my personal collection and i hope you don't mind that i'd rather not break that practice solely to prove a point. But i was just looking at it today, it's still there and hopefully you will take my word for it.

Gustav · 11th February 2011, 10:55 PM

David, it seems you think, I have doubts about existence of your keris. Absolutely not!

I know, you post very seldom pictures of your keris and I understand and deeply respect it. It absolutely wasn't a request to do this. I simply said:

"if you would post your's, it would be second I would see, that's all".

Oncemore, all I wanted to say in this thread is, calling this feature Kul Buntet is doubtful for me (and I could be wrong), and I have never seen this on a Javanese keris before (and now I do).

Marcokeris · 11th February 2011, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BluErf

Nicely controlled Wengkon! Is the kul buntet intentional, or a consequence of the picetan reaching the depth of the white pamor level?

on the other side the same kul buntel but, IMO,... i LIKE to think ...not intentional!

11th February 2011, 06:44 PM	#3
Gustav Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,295	I have strong doubts we can call this feature kul buntet. In "Keris di Lombok" this is described as Rembulan or Wulan Gangsal, or Mata Kolo. Never have seen this on a Javanese keris before. One time as pamor, one as kinatah (or remnants of it): Attached Images

11th February 2011, 02:51 PM	#1
BluErf Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,180	Nicely controlled Wengkon! Is the kul buntet intentional, or a consequence of the picetan reaching the depth of the white pamor level?

11th February 2011, 10:55 PM	#7
Gustav Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,295	David, it seems you think, I have doubts about existence of your keris. Absolutely not! I know, you post very seldom pictures of your keris and I understand and deeply respect it. It absolutely wasn't a request to do this. I simply said: "if you would post your's, it would be second I would see, that's all". Oncemore, all I wanted to say in this thread is, calling this feature Kul Buntet is doubtful for me (and I could be wrong), and I have never seen this on a Javanese keris before (and now I do).