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Old 20th April 2012, 02:36 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Greybeard
Yes, Jean, I agree: The pamor looks very superficial -- almost like painted on ...
Frankly, i have seen at least as couple of Bali keris that people have painted "pamor" patterns onto that were that were actually half way decent keris, not the tourist crap where you'd expect that, probably because that thought they could sell it for more that way. So there is precedent for that. I also thought that the pattern here looked a bit superficial at first, but the photos alone just don't give me enough information to form a strong opinion either way.
And Jean, my use of "accidental" was to mean "unplanned", not "unwanted".
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