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Just recently acquired newly made Madura type ivory hilt. From my understanding, Madura hilts has many variations, not as specific as Jogja or Surakarta type - may be according to each maker design or style?
Pictures attached, are they Donoriko style? Kembangan? (flower?) Thanks in advance. |
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The are many variations on this theme but yes I would call this Donoriko.
Here two examples from my own collection, both antique ivory. The first is a full floral version and the second a floral version also with Kuda Panoleh like yours. The first is one of the best carved hilts in my small collection I think. Regards, Erik |
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Nice hilts. Rasjid, do you know what the source of the ivory is for newly made hilts such as this?
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Thank you.
David, It's elephant ivory, the ivory was owned by a collector years ago but recently sold to my source and he carved it for me. regards, rasjid |
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