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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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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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