K a l a w i j a -- The Unordinary Dhapur

David · 27th May 2007, 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Rick

No; if you guys want to start a new thread please do so.

I'm not of the mind, nor do I have the time to transfer old posts to a new thread.
Pls. remember that this is volunteer work; not a job.

Ditto!

ganjawulung · 27th May 2007, 04:44 AM

Thank you Rick, David, and everybody,
Still continue the "unordinary dhapur". This time not kalawija, but rarely seen such dhapur like this. If we see the ricikan (details), at least we can see that this keris consists of two dhapur. (1) Karno Tinanding (but usually, karno tinanding is a straight dhapur) and (2) Sabuk Inten (11 luks, with two sogokans -- I don't know the English word).

What will you call such dhapur? Sabuk Inten tinanding? Please give me idea...

Ganjawulung

ganjawulung · 28th May 2007, 07:20 AM

Dear All,
Here is another kalawija keris, with 19 luks. I don't know, it is maybe Bimakroda luk 19 (?) or something else. (I hope Mansur will tell me what it is). The sheath is kemuning wood with motives of "nganam kepang" (English?), iras (one piece of wood) Solonese style.

Ganjawulung

Mans · 28th May 2007, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by ganjawulung

Dear All,
Here is another kalawija keris, with 19 luks. I don't know, it is maybe Bimakroda luk 19 (?) or something else. (I hope Mansur will tell me what it is). The sheath is kemuning wood with motives of "nganam kepang" (English?), iras (one piece of wood) Solonese style.

Ganjawulung

hi Ganjawulung.
Your keris is very impressive

I think you right if called this keris as Bimakrodha luk 19. The keris which shown the spirit or enthusiasm.
The wrangka also nice piece, especially if the mendak will replaced with silver mendak, same with the selut material (thats just my humble opinion lho ya

)

ganjawulung · 30th May 2007, 03:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Mans

hi Ganjawulung.
Your keris is very impressive

I think you right if called this keris as Bimakrodha luk 19. The keris which shown the spirit or enthusiasm.
The wrangka also nice piece, especially if the mendak will replaced with silver mendak, same with the selut material (thats just my humble opinion lho ya

)

Mr Mans Hidayat,
I have changed the mendhak with silver mendhak, as your request...
Thanks for your attention

Ganjawulung

Mans · 30th May 2007, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ganjawulung

Mr Mans Hidayat,
I have changed the mendhak with silver mendhak, as your request...
Thanks for your attention
Ganjawulung

I think your keris look better than before, isn't it ?
Nice collections

27th May 2007, 04:44 AM	#2
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	More Unordinary Dhapur Thank you Rick, David, and everybody, Still continue the "unordinary dhapur". This time not kalawija, but rarely seen such dhapur like this. If we see the ricikan (details), at least we can see that this keris consists of two dhapur. (1) Karno Tinanding (but usually, karno tinanding is a straight dhapur) and (2) Sabuk Inten (11 luks, with two sogokans -- I don't know the English word). What will you call such dhapur? Sabuk Inten tinanding? Please give me idea... Ganjawulung Attached Images

28th May 2007, 07:20 AM	#3
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	More Kalawija Dear All, Here is another kalawija keris, with 19 luks. I don't know, it is maybe Bimakroda luk 19 (?) or something else. (I hope Mansur will tell me what it is). The sheath is kemuning wood with motives of "nganam kepang" (English?), iras (one piece of wood) Solonese style. Ganjawulung Attached Images