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Location: The Netherlands
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Michale,
Nice keris. I love the silver / suasa work on the scabbard. The nose could make one think of Tajong. But specifically the nose appears to be repaired as the silver work has a different style and workmanship. ![]() Still a very nice ensemble. Best regards, Willem |
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Location: Sweden
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Thanks,
Shahrial, I was of course thinking about the long beak. But also about the way the "bird claws" and legs are positioned in the front. Here is a Coteng and Tajong from below to compare. Willem, I don't really get it with the silver on the beak? That's the traditional way for this style of Gayo hilts to have a long beak like this. It's the "woodpecker" type, according to Karsten Sejr Jensen's classification of Gayo hilts. Or maybe I misunderstood your comment? Michael Last edited by VVV; 22nd June 2011 at 08:27 PM. Reason: Added response to Willem too |
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