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Old 16th September 2006, 04:28 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by BluErf
The sari bulan sheath is one of the most beautifully done example that I have seen. The way the daun-daun (the 2 tips of the sheath) curves out and then back in, before stretching out to form the caping (the point in the top-middle part of the sheath) can be described as almost 'sensuous'.
Yeah...what he said...
I remember really liking this one when you first posted it Shahrial. I think you have truly done it justice. Nice job!
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