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La Pagaru 17th March 2017 05:58 PM

bugis spears
 
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this one the bugis spears naga daun pengantin,,

kai 17th March 2017 07:12 PM

Hello Andi,

Those 2 Naga are interesting - good to see examples from some other Indonesian region (postings here have mainly covered Jawa and Sumatra so far)!

The 2 holes at the blade base are quite widespread. I wonder whether these are generally remnants of such a Naga motif?

BTW, are integral methuk standard for Sulawesi spears?

Regards,
Kai

La Pagaru 17th March 2017 08:22 PM

for kai question
 
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Originally Posted by kai
Hello Andi,

Those 2 Naga are interesting - good to see examples from some other Indonesian region (postings here have mainly covered Jawa and Sumatra so far)!

The 2 holes at the blade base are quite widespread. I wonder whether these are generally remnants of such a Naga motif?

BTW, are integral methuk standard for Sulawesi spears?

Regards,
Kai

hello kai

Bugis has a kind of dragon/ naga daun is both a dagger or spear, we call it the dragon leaves, to the hole in the bar, not only on a spear but in the keris is also there, and beberava variant, you used to call with doccili / ear, or the like in the picture bugis we call it teddo / piercings.
to spear Bugis metuk Courant blends with slats, not separately as few spears in Java,


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