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Old 24th March 2025, 04:26 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by A. G. Maisey View Post
Just a note on the names of these items.

The kettle at the beginning of this thread is in Javanese, a "ceret".

The word "ghendi" should be "gendhi", "gendhi" is a regional variation of "kendhi" and a kendhi is specifically an earthenware water caraffe with a spout. Spoken, the two words both sound pretty much the same, it is probably only the spelling that differs.

In respect of decorative enhancement, in Jawa embossing & engraving are both commonly used in the ornamentation of metal objects.
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