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Sajen 10th July 2009 04:44 PM

Patrem keris
 
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Hello members,

I have already long this keris blade with this dilly pamor. The sarung is not original but better then no sarung. Blade without peksi 24,5 cm.
Any comments?

sajen

erikscollectables 10th July 2009 06:42 PM

Very interesting blade, any ideas on age/region etc?


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Originally Posted by Sajen
Hello members,

I have already long this keris blade with this dilly pamor. The sarung is not original but better then no sarung. Blade without peksi 24,5 cm.
Any comments?

sajen


Sajen 10th July 2009 06:49 PM

Hello Erik,

most probably Madura. I've bought it in Surabaya some years ago. I have no idea how old this blade is. But I think when it will be a recent blade they will give also a real keris sarung.

sajen

David 10th July 2009 09:00 PM

Awsome pamor. I love it! :)

Sajen 11th July 2009 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by David
Awsome pamor. I love it! :)

Thank's David, this have been the reason why I buy it.

asomotif 11th July 2009 12:56 AM

This blade is not "my cup of tea" although of course I have never seen a curious blade like this before.

But the handle and sheath are very lovely, imho.

David 11th July 2009 02:14 AM

I understand Willem, to each there own. For me i'd say it's right up my alley. I think this is a highly talismanic piece and for some reason i don't think it is a patrem in the sense of a keris for a woman. I think this was possibly used as a dukun's keris, but that is nothing i could prove, merely a hunch and pure conjecture. :shrug: :)
I also like the dress. I've never seen anything quite like it and wonder if it's not perhaps a form meant for tombak, but it seems to suit this keris well. :shrug: :cool:

Sajen 11th July 2009 03:42 AM

[QUOTE=David]I understand Willem, to each there own. For me i'd say it's right up my alley. I think this is a highly talismanic piece and for some reason i don't think it is a patrem in the sense of a keris for a woman. I think this was possibly used as a dukun's keris, but that is nothing i could prove, merely a hunch and pure conjecture. :shrug: :)

Hi David,

this is a good suggestion. :) To the idea that it is a talismanic pice I don't come until now.

sajen

khalifah muda 11th July 2009 04:34 AM

Long sleek sturdy blade with rare pamors. Not easy to form such blade with multiple pamor. A very distingushed and old empuan.

Sajen 11th July 2009 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by khalifah muda
Long sleek sturdy blade with rare pamors. Not easy to form such blade with multiple pamor. A very distingushed and old empuan.


Do you have any suggestion about the age from this wilah?

sajen

Ghaniyya 25th July 2009 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sajen
Hello members,

I have already long this keris blade with this dilly pamor. The sarung is not original but better then no sarung. Blade without peksi 24,5 cm.
Any comments?

sajen

:) i love it's... if same day you'r bored, you can call me.... :D

Sajen 26th July 2009 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Ghaniyya
:) i love it's... if same day you'r bored, you can call me.... :D

Thank's Ghaniyya, but I think you will wait log for the phone! ;) :D

sajen


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