THANK YOU VERY MUCH!! IīM VERY HAPPY WITH ALL THE INFORMATION! MY ENGLISH ISNīT GOOD AND IS VERY DIFFICULT TO ME WRITE IN THE FORUM, BUT I ALWAYS TRY WRITE SOMETHING AND PUT MY PIECES IN THE FORUM.
THANKS AGAIN
CARLOS
QUOTE=Alam Shah]Yes, we have.
Carlos,
More details about your piece.
The global shape of the blade is
'ngadhal meteng' (mbangkek), based of blade outline.
The
tikel alis is a
'jugag' type, (the deep groove near the base of the blade).
The tip of the blade is a
'ngudhup' point, broad pointed tip.
The dapur leans more towards
Jalak Ngoceh, there is no
ada-ada (prominent spine) present, (based on available pictures).
Jalak is a songbird,
Ngoceh means scattering, therefore
Jalak Ngoceh literally means scattering songbird. This is probably based on the
greneng area, with a sort of
ron da nunut present.
The meaning of
Jalak Ngore is, songbird spreading its wings.
See [
keris diagram ] for details.[/QUOTE]