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I have a special form-fitted box for storing one of my keris, the lining of which is yellow silk. I believe this is a standard color for such boxes.
We might look towards Hindu symbolism as a source for this. Yellow is the color for Vishnu and represents knowledge and purity, so that would make a lot of sense as a color to wrap an heirloom keris in. |
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In China also Fu are always drawn on yellow paper, just an observation.
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![]() ![]() It seems more likely to me that symbolic practices pertaining to keris would be more likely to originate with the culture that developed the keris itself. |
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