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Alexish, do you currently own the keris that you started this thread with or are these photos from an auction site?
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Dear David,
these photos are from commercial sites, but these items have been confirmed to be sold several years ago. I understand that this would be in compliance with the forum rules. |
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In the future please try to remove site names from your images.
Thanks |
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Apologies. Noted.
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I hereby attach images to compare the Minangkabau Keirs Naga motif with the naga motifs of different keris cultures.
I have one question about the last image with the 4 Naga Javanese Keris. Is this a traditional Pakem or a new Kamardikan design? |
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Hello Alexish,
Your naga motif 2 (the 2 pics on the left, old blades) is commonly called "primitif" style in the collectors circles. Regards |
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