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Is this also consider cucumber seeds pamor in Bali context? This is a balinese bilah.
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Not in my experience Anthony.
I do not know this pamor as a Balinese pamor. I know this pamor as Javanese or Madurese. The surface finish of this blade does not look like a Balinese finish, it looks like a very recent blade that has been artificially aged in the Jawa/Madura style. I do not know this pamor as wiji timun, however, it seems to be very likely that many people do know it as wiji timun, so just because I don't know it as that doesn't mean much. Last edited by A. G. Maisey; 27th February 2020 at 07:37 AM. |
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Hi Alan Noted with thanks. I think I have chosen a wrong type of pamor for this keris. |
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