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|  3rd February 2019, 04:55 AM | #1 | 
| Member Join Date: Jan 2019 
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				 |  “Pulen” Iron 
			
			Dear community, This is my first post. I thank the admin for allowing me to join the group. I have been having this question: what does ‘pulen’ Iron (wesi pulen) signifies? Here’s what I meant by pulen (this is my own understanding, which might be inaccurate). a type of look of keris iron which people always refer to as “lempungan” (muddy) look, usually pitch black, fine grained, smooth, shiny, most said a result of high-folding forging. In the keris community it often signifies a high quality piece. If it was from Majapahit tangguh and pamorless some people liked to refer it to Sedayu. My question can then be rephrased as the following: is it true that pulen signifies high quality wesi? Does it also signifies antiquity? if it does how old? Can kamardikan and nom-noman produce such look? Thank you | 
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