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Originally Posted by Rick
Indra is a deity ; how can we make assumptions about the composition of what a deity holds ? 
A 'Pusaka' is a cherished heirloom passed on from generation to generation within a family be they rich or poor .
A Pusaka is not necessarily a keris it is a descriptive term ; it can be many other objects . |
Rick, the Rig Veda tells us that the weapon is made from Ayas, its not an assumption. If indeed Ayas is meteorite iron then we are talking about a blade made from meteorite iron.
About the pusaka keris, I was simply trying to make the point that there is a difference between a keris you wear everyday and a keris pusaka.