Keris Kamardikan

[Anthony G.]

Originally Posted by Anthony G.

Hi Alan, I am also concern how the maker going to do adjustment on the leg/tail since the work is completed ( craving).I will do likewise as what you have advice and ask him not to do any adjustment work. Thank you for your sound advice as always.

The revised of kinatah (modern) work with improvement on the hind leg coating, and the completion of the keris.

[Battara]

It may not be too traditional, but I LIKE it!!

[Anthony G.]

Originally Posted by Battara

It may not be too traditional, but I LIKE it!!

Yes, that is why is called "Kemardikan Surakarta". I tried to use my poor little knowledge on keris and do a Kemardikan keris, try to stick to tradition as much as possible. Even the keris metal material is recycled from old keris steel instead. Enjoy my friend.

[Rick]

Lovely!
Anthony, could you show us a closer picture of the pendok please?

[Anthony G.]

Originally Posted by Rick

Lovely!
Anthony, could you show us a closer picture of the pendok please?

Hi Rick

Here you go.

[David]

Well that is pretty spectacular. A beautiful modern keris!

[drdavid]

Great example of what is possible, I am sure you are pleased with the outcome. The kinatah looks better. Can you tell us a little more about the pendok, what animal is depicted, did you chose that animal deliberately.
cheers
DrD