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Yes, the kris is a recent creation, but i doubt if any of the top custom
damascus knifmakers in the U.S could even come close to duplicating it. They simply don't have the experience working with the style of these Indonesian type blades. They will also be the first to admit that fact..Dave |
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Abit off-topic; but is the keris like the yemeni Jambiya? a dress item as far as I know so there will be new ones. But from what I see, those new ones look awesome! How bad it is to buy a new one?
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Well in a sense yes - the keris is like the jambiya in that it is part of ceremonial dress and new ones are being made as we speak - the craft is alive and well.
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Yes, like a Jambiya and possibly a bit more . For the second part: Not bad at all ! Best to be educated first . ![]() |
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![]() One of the many wonders to be found in the Warung, no ? ![]() ![]() |
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