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In Balì is rather easy to find all kind of indonesian handles (but bronze from Banjarmasin is very difficult to see) )because the island is full of antik shops ... but also full of buyers! I think Ganja is right when says that around Cirebon some handles have the same Garuda Sumatra pattern (many times other indonesian people said me the same ) . |
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Now I am curious because you both claim this.
Are you sure that the hilts are locally produced, not imported? There was a lot of trade over the strait and quite often you find Sundanese golok in the East part of Sumatra. Maybe the same for this kind of hilt, the other way around? Michael |
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