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Last edited by Alam Shah; 28th September 2009 at 10:39 AM. |
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Hullo everybody.....
Thank you Alam Shah, for being so prompt and forthcoming. Looking at the picture, if I were to carve a hilt to include the Naga 'crest', I would have three obvious choices: - to leave it jutting up into the air (impractical, unless for ceremonial pieces) - to bend/curve the 'crest' so that the tip joins the head (for added strength) - to make the 'crest' 'stumpy' For practicality and aesthetics without diminishing the symbolism too much, I'd opt for the second choice. But, .... to each, his own. Best, |
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Another example of a makara hilt form.. (sorry for the poor pic quality)..
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Thats nice and logical samples, Alam. Keep it up!
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