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Old 19th October 2023, 03:35 AM   #6
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Hello Alan, is something like this typically done in order to make the keris more appealing for resale?
I still havn't came across another example that has something like this done to the blade. I have seen many examples of art done on fabric by the batik process. I assume it is to raise the value. I wonder if it really stands out if warangan is applied? Hopefully somebody will chime in.
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