Sheath symbolism, does the concept of pamor extend also too wooden patterns?

milandro · 18th March 2022, 05:50 PM

very beautiful and absolutely “ spooky” image on the Gambar (or Gandar as I’ve hears it called over here).

Of course the blade or wilah is central , however since it is someone’s choice how to dress it , I thought there may been some similarities
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Incidentally one of my krises has also an “ image” in the blade resembling (to me, others don’t see that) one of a skull or something like a face, probably not more than the shape that one sees in the clouds, yet, what the augurs saw in anything which they used to predict the future was also probably something of this nature.

18th March 2022, 05:50 PM	#3
milandro Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Netherlands Posts: 498	very beautiful and absolutely “ spooky” image on the Gambar (or Gandar as I’ve hears it called over here). Of course the blade or wilah is central , however since it is someone’s choice how to dress it , I thought there may been some similarities . Incidentally one of my krises has also an “ image” in the blade resembling (to me, others don’t see that) one of a skull or something like a face, probably not more than the shape that one sees in the clouds, yet, what the augurs saw in anything which they used to predict the future was also probably something of this nature.