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Alam Shah · 31st May 2005, 04:14 AM

The blade has 11 gentle luks, with pamor wos wutah or scattered rice variation.
Pamor wos wutah is believed to enhance the owner's material well being.

A proper washing in lime juice would bring back the visibility of the pamor pattern. However, with the hilt secured with thick pitch, it may be difficult to remove the hilt for a normal bath. Alternatively, it could be done with the hilt attached in a vertical position.

31st May 2005, 04:14 AM	#17
Alam Shah Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,248	The blade has 11 gentle luks, with pamor wos wutah or scattered rice variation. Pamor wos wutah is believed to enhance the owner's material well being. A proper washing in lime juice would bring back the visibility of the pamor pattern. However, with the hilt secured with thick pitch, it may be difficult to remove the hilt for a normal bath. Alternatively, it could be done with the hilt attached in a vertical position.