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khalifah muda 23rd September 2009 12:08 PM

PSP L9
 
12 Attachment(s)
Pandai Saras Pattani
Luk: 9
Length of blade: 14 inches
Hilt: Ketenga
Sheath: Ketenga
Sheath stem: Sena
Sheath end: Ketenga
Age: Early to mid 19th century.
Pamor miang.

Sajen 23rd September 2009 12:35 PM

Very nice keris, thank you for sharing!

khalifah muda 23rd September 2009 12:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sajen
Very nice keris, thank you for sharing!

You're welcome.

BluErf 23rd September 2009 03:33 PM

Every part is good! And something like this is rare nowadays. :) Congrats, and take good care of the keris! I see some rust on one side of the keris. :)

Moshah 17th November 2009 04:51 AM

Nice!

What is those yellowish patch all along the blade?

khalifah muda 17th November 2009 07:05 AM

Hi Moshah,

It's pamor miang.
Regards.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moshah
Nice!

What is those yellowish patch all along the blade?


BluErf 17th November 2009 01:35 PM

Actually, if the keris is quickly and thoroughly cleansed of acid after cleaning, the 'pamor miang' areas should not look yellow. It should look grey, though the crystalline structure should remain. This crystalline metal is often found on Peninsula and Sumatran kerises.

Moshah 17th November 2009 03:26 PM

Thanks for the explanation, guys.

However, this pamor miang should be different with pasir melela, right?

If I was right, I think I have one keris with this kind of pamor, where the pamor looks like another flow of crystal filler all along the blade. As comparison, it looks like a cement, as opposed to the blade which of course looks like a metal.

When left for several weeks without oil treatment, it's getting yellowish. Just like your blade (khalifah muda's).

khalifah muda 23rd November 2009 03:59 AM

Pasir Melela is not similar.

Actually the yellowish effects was due to oiling.
After cleansing of blade, it will be grey with crystaline effect, once application of oil it look a bit yellow, after weeks of the oil absorbing process to the blade (oils dried up), this particular pamor will turn yellow.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moshah
Thanks for the explanation, guys.

However, this pamor miang should be different with pasir melela, right?

If I was right, I think I have one keris with this kind of pamor, where the pamor looks like another flow of crystal filler all along the blade. As comparison, it looks like a cement, as opposed to the blade which of course looks like a metal.

When left for several weeks without oil treatment, it's getting yellowish. Just like your blade (khalifah muda's).



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