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Thanks Shahrial!
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Adni had a 'related' keris and hulu come in a while back.
Related in the sense that the hulu shares the same 'receded' nose and protruding 'forehead', but not as exaggerated as the keris above. The blade on this example is also very interesting in that it is so slim and lanky. I would only say probably not Minang, not Palembang. ![]() |
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Thanks Kai Wee,
I noticed that the horisontal V-cut also is seen on Jambi hilts. Like on my Sekin below. I have seen a Jambi Keris with an almost identical hilt like this in one of the antique stores in Copenhagen. What do you think about the blade? Why are there so few Keris classified as typical Jambi? Did they mostly carry Keris from other regions (Bugis, Minangkabau)? Michael |
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Kai Wee, that last blade you posted almost looks Balinese to me.
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I have checked some more on the Jambi origin and I am quite convinced that this is the case.
Additional pictures and comments on this Keris is now up on Kampungnet. http://www.kampungnet.com.sg/modules...view_album.php Michael |
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