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Old 5th July 2023, 08:54 PM   #1
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In hands of time, The crafts of Aceh, by Barbara Leigh,
the writer refers a bamboo shoot motif, Pucuk rebung.

In this old thread there is also information : http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ighlight=atjeh
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A few years later, I am now the new owner of Asomotif's rencong.

I was wondering if this rencong comes from Gayo. It is huge - about 17 inches long altogether.

Also I remember earlier on in this discussion years ago that in Gayo the big ones were a symbol of high status.

I had to take some rust off the blade and re-etch it.
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