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ganjawulung · 13th July 2007, 06:17 AM

[QUOTE=ganjawulung...The most different, is the tip of the keris. Mataram kerises and also Yogyanese kerises, are usually with "nyujen" (a kind of a very sharp-pointed leaf) type, but the tip of Solonese mostly (not all) "anggabah kopong" (like an empty grain of rice). But very, very seldom -- or maybe never -- new Solonese tip of kerises with "nyujen" type...
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Addition: and also the type of "mbuntut tumo" or "like a hair-flea"...

13th July 2007, 06:17 AM	#9
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	[QUOTE=ganjawulung...The most different, is the tip of the keris. Mataram kerises and also Yogyanese kerises, are usually with "nyujen" (a kind of a very sharp-pointed leaf) type, but the tip of Solonese mostly (not all) "anggabah kopong" (like an empty grain of rice). But very, very seldom -- or maybe never -- new Solonese tip of kerises with "nyujen" type... [/QUOTE] Addition: and also the type of "mbuntut tumo" or "like a hair-flea"...