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ganjawulung · 15th October 2011, 03:10 AM

The foto of Pak Neka above, I made it on 2008. He specially opened the keris case for me to be able to take fotos of some of his best collections. Yes, I've been there some couple of times -- last time was last years, when I was invited for his book launching at his one hectare gallery site. And met him couple of times too, in different occasions in Solo, or Jakarta.

The image of keris below is one of his favorite too, a 5 luks keris of dhapur "Singa Barong" (XVIII century), a balinese tangguh of keris, 44 cm long -- a heritage from Kerajaan Gianyar. Pak Neka got this beautiful keris from a prominent Bali keris collector and balinese noble man, I Wayan Tika from Bangli...

15th October 2011, 03:10 AM	#8
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	The foto of Pak Neka above, I made it on 2008. He specially opened the keris case for me to be able to take fotos of some of his best collections. Yes, I've been there some couple of times -- last time was last years, when I was invited for his book launching at his one hectare gallery site. And met him couple of times too, in different occasions in Solo, or Jakarta. The image of keris below is one of his favorite too, a 5 luks keris of dhapur "Singa Barong" (XVIII century), a balinese tangguh of keris, 44 cm long -- a heritage from Kerajaan Gianyar. Pak Neka got this beautiful keris from a prominent Bali keris collector and balinese noble man, I Wayan Tika from Bangli... Attached Images Last edited by ganjawulung; 15th October 2011 at 11:48 PM.