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asomotif
4th October 2008, 10:54 PM
Please give some comments on this keris ?
It was offered as Bugis, but probably more Sumatra or....
Ps. toli toli I made myself because that part has a restauration with woodfiller :o
semar
5th October 2008, 08:34 AM
hello de keris is not a bugi but i think javanees
regards semar
David
5th October 2008, 04:54 PM
I agree that the blade is not Bugis, though it may well be Sumatran. If i am not mistaken many Sumatran keris followed certain Javanese pakem for their blades when under the influence of the Javanese kratons.
kulbuntet
5th October 2008, 08:52 PM
Is the seluut malay?
PenangsangII
6th October 2008, 06:39 AM
the blade looks like Javanese / Javanese influence. The selut / pendokok is peninsular IMO.
Battara
7th October 2008, 12:48 AM
This has a toli-toli loop. Does this mean that this piece is ceremonial?
David
7th October 2008, 04:16 AM
Ps. toli toli I made myself because that part has a restauration with woodfiller :o
I think you might have missed this in the opening post Jose. :)
sipakatuo
7th October 2008, 04:35 AM
IMHO, the blade is Sumbawa/Bima not Sumatra, Lamba Lima (Luk 5). Previous owner might be a Buginese or Macassare. Both Gowa and Sumbawa/Bima kingdoms have family relations. The bottom part of the sarung/sepatu shows authentic Buginese handcraft influenced. It is common to see a blade like this in Sulawesi. It is NOT called TOLI TOLI the correct name is PASSIOSUMANGE means 'Ring of Spirit'. There is a belief that the wearer of the Tappi (Keris) with PASSIOSUMANGE attached will have a greater sense of what is happening in his area/home land. It is also a symbol of high status.
Marcokeris
8th October 2008, 08:27 PM
IMHO, the blade is Sumbawa/Bima not Sumatra, Lamba Lima (Luk 5). Previous owner might be a Buginese or Macassare. Both Gowa and Sumbawa/Bima kingdoms have family relations. The bottom part of the sarung/sepatu shows authentic Buginese handcraft influenced. It is common to see a blade like this in Sulawesi. It is NOT called TOLI TOLI the correct name is PASSIOSUMANGE means 'Ring of Spirit'. There is a belief that the wearer of the Tappi (Keris) with PASSIOSUMANGE attached will have a greater sense of what is happening in his area/home land. It is also a symbol of high status.
I agree with your opinon about Sumbawa origin. Thanks for explanation
asomotif
11th October 2008, 11:23 AM
Thanks all for your expertise !!! :)
My first sumbawa keris. cool :cool:
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