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Unknown Sumatran keris motif for identification - Singa Barong or Naga
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Dear forum members,
I have an unknown sumatran keris motif for identification. Not sure whether it is a singa barong or naga? There are two baldes here. I think that one of these is in Minangkabau dress, while the other is in Palembang dress. |
Two rustic naga motifs IMO but looking authentic, especially the Palembang blade.
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Regards, Kai |
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Please kindly advise on the title of the reference book. Regards, Alexis |
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Dear Alexis,
"In my book" is a possibly somewhat old-fashioned British(?) phrase/idiom for IMHO. Thus, no pertinent reference book of mine to cite, I'm afraid... ;) Regards, Kai |
David beat me to it... :D
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Dear collectors,
apologies for the misunderstanding. The reason why I originally thought that the motif could possibly be a singa barong, is that it may resemble one when viewed at a certain angle. I hereby enclose a picture. |
Hello Alexis,
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IMHO clearly a naga though. Another variant to add to your list on the other thread! Regards, Kai |
Hello Alexis,
you don't mentioned any measurements from the blades but I think they are rather short. When I am correct I think you have some sort of jimat keris from two different regions there. I have a similar but much shorter (I think) from Java in my collection, see here: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showpo...6&postcount=10 taken from this thread: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ighlight=sajen Regards, Detlef |
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