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Old 30th September 2016, 11:34 PM   #1
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It appears to me that this keris had to have been heavily etched to bring out such topography.
This brings me to the question of how one element of the pamor can resist the etching medium so well while the other literally melts away?

As a piece of sculptural art; I love it.
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