Peurise Teumaga (this one good)
 

Hi all, finally I have found a good one!! A dear friend of mine told me that in his opinion these shields, even if old, were maybe done for tourists. What's your opinion? there is anyone that can show an old picture where we can see an Aceh warrior with this kind of Peurise? Thank you

P.s. ah the "handle" is a my masterpiece :D :D :D

Hi Flavio,
here are the pics of my one and of an Aceh Warrior.
Regards
Paolo

Thank you very much Paolo!! I can find the picture in a book?

I think even older ones were made of real rattan and brass.

All Perurise Teumaga are made of brass or bronze. One of rattan would be a peurise awe.

A Peurise is a small round Aceh shield. They are then divided by what they are made of.

Peurise Awe - Peurise made of rattan

Peurise Kajee - a Peurise made of wood

Peurise Nilo - a Peurise made of buffalo hide

Peurise Paru - a Peurise made of stingray

Peurise Teumaga - Peurise made of bronze or brass

( referenced from Traditional Weapons of the Indonesian Archipeligo )


Flavio thats a great example, congratulations. You may want to look in the book Blanke Wapen ( I will double check the spelling on that I may have it wrong ) or at the Collection in the KIT for more pictures of these.

Thank you John!! Sorry but what's KIT? :p :p

Here rattan wood and brass

S - P - E - C - T - A - C- U - L - A - R !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

I'm sorry I should have given more detail It is the Royal Tropical Institute in the Netherlands
http://collectie.tropenmuseum.nl/index.asp?lang=en


Dajak your collection never fails to amaze me. A wonderful cross section from this area.

Thank you John!!!

A couple of other places to look

http://www.rmv.nl/index.aspx?lang=en

http://www.kitlv.nl/hisdoc.html

Great links John and beautiful picture!!! One again Thank you!!

RhysMichael,
just to complicate the terms, times ago I asked to Adni an opinion about my peurise teumanga. He answered so : The term “peurise teumanga” also meaning “perisai tembaga” in Malay, literally means a brass shield. The smaller ones are called “penangkis” or in English, a buckler, and the bigger ones are called “perisai/peurise” or shield in english.
Regards
Paolo

Thanks Paolo
Thats a problem I always have trying to figure which term is most correct with all the different dialects. Or which spelling is correct and which is what it sounded like to the person writing it ( who often does not know the language well) I have not seen Utami in a while but I hope he sees this thread. He also can give us a local perspective on it.

Just for the fun of sharing. A peurise with only knobs

for reference some more Peurise's
 

Nice to have a reference 'thread' on certain subject.
So I am adding some more pictures of Peurises.

Thank you to share Willem, very nice :)

For later reference.
Bought this one from an old lady whose father brought it back somewhere around WW2. The back side went black patinated by age.

very nice and a little different.