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Old 1st October 2018, 02:54 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Roland_M
Oh and I like everything on my Waranka, the carving including its imperfections, the structure and color, the silky gloss of the wood, simply everything.
And to me it seems, that no one shares my admiration for this Keris, so this wonderful little artwork (in my eyes) was perhaps made especially for me and my perception.
Well, i have found that is the way it goes with keris. We are drawn to certain pieces for reasons beyond quality and craft. Your blade does not particularly stand out to me, but for you it is a "little artwork" and that is what is ultimately important.
I will, however, share you admiration of this wrongko. The wood grain is absolutely beautiful to my eye. Really lovely. I will second Alan's comments on Birchwood Casey Try-Oil. I have used it myself and it is really easy and produces a really nice finish. I simply applied a few coats (taking it down a bit with 0000 steel wool each time. I finally finish like the would really pop the grain even more.
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