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I also have seen handles like yours on Kenyah mandaus from dayaks living in the Baram/Rejang area (also Sarawak, but more to the east from the Iban tribes.
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Nice mandau.
I agree that the scabbard must be much more recent than the handle. Would like to see better pictures of the blade and the connection between blade and handle. Although an atypical blade, I can imagine that they have been together for a long period. Best regards, Willem |
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On the photos the blade of Greens mandau looks thin and not of high quality, but the photo is not good to make a proper judgement.
But one would expect a blade like this on such handle. |
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Maurice and Asomotif;
Many thanks for the info .I don't have any better pics at the moment as I've not recieved the item yet. but what I can tell is that I don't expect the blade to be anywhere near the quality of the blade pic shown by Maurice. Roland; Yes that's the thread I meant, thanks! |
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