Bringing Keris to Indonesia from Overseas

Jayaningkurnia · Today, 09:53 AM

Alan you are too modest - the designation is my clumsy attempt at respectful address to a senior and (one who I consider to be) a teacher in this pursuit of knowledge in tosan aji.

Travelling is indeed often tiring and bothersome, but unfortunately some things are still better experienced in person, so we travel on.

On a separate topic, I recently come across a keris claimed to be made by Pangeran Mloyokusumo of Surakarta (son of PB IX, brother of PB X). Anyone has any information on him and/or the krises he made?

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Jayaningkurnia Member Join Date: Nov 2025 Posts: 16	Alan you are too modest - the designation is my clumsy attempt at respectful address to a senior and (one who I consider to be) a teacher in this pursuit of knowledge in tosan aji. Travelling is indeed often tiring and bothersome, but unfortunately some things are still better experienced in person, so we travel on. On a separate topic, I recently come across a keris claimed to be made by Pangeran Mloyokusumo of Surakarta (son of PB IX, brother of PB X). Anyone has any information on him and/or the krises he made?