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Originally Posted by kai
Hello Rick,
So, what's your definition of pamor? As long as Pamor Sanak qualifies as pamor I'm deadsure we have pamor with Moro kris, too. At least the twistcore kris are welded of different (iron/steel/alloy)s to make a specific visual pattern. I don't see the point why a certain pattern (or some diversity) needs to be present to meet any qualifying criteria.
Regards,
Kai
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Hello Kai,
I guess we could call the twist core kris pattern pamor sanak; but personally speaking I would be more convinced of this if I could see other recognisable Indonesian pamors evident in Moro krisses .
If there is only one pattern present in Moro kris that we can attribute an Indonesian pamor name to I will remain unsure on this matter .
Perhaps a separate thread about pamor in Moro krisses can be brought up in the Ethnographic forum .
I will be gone from the Warung until April fourth; so if I fail to respond to further posts from today on until that date I hope you will all understand .
I will be Hawaii bound at sea (can't wait!) .
Aloha for now and mahalo for your response Kai .
My best,
Rick