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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: USA Georgia
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Thoughht you might like to see a keris washing tub. This one has not been used., but maybe someday....
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Nova Scotia
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That's nice. Much more ornate than the ones i've seen in other pictures which makes me wonder if this one was even really intended for use.
BTW, nice display design and lighting. I'm gonna have to get myself over to the Marsh Museum someday. I would image you have it housed in it's own seperate building by now. ![]() ![]() |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Italy
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Nice!
What kind of wood? teak? |
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Beautiful. Looks like teak. Do you think the now kratons use this during washing?
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Location: Singapore
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#6 |
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Location: Singapore
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For this year's Heirloom Rejuvenating Ceremony (Rangsang Rias Pusaka Bangsa) in Singapore, 2 simple wooden tubs were used. Picture showing the 'warangan' tub.
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