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Hello Michael,
when I look to your parang I see a hole in the handle similar to the first parang I show in my thread. There I think so have been attached also a pice of red fabric. This red fabric also seen by the parang from Ceram and the example from Carlos is a sign for christian. You can found it also on some Salawaku. I get from a friend in Indonesia (he is from Alor) his parang (heirloom from his father) which one also have a piece red fabric at the handle. It seems that this is all over in Indonesia a sign for christian. |
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Here two Salawaku with attached red fabric and the parang from Alor.
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By the way,
someone know the exact name of the parang from Alor? Regards, Detlef |
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I think your Alor parang is a Rugi.
Thanks for the info on the red fabric at the handle. Here is a relative to your Seram klewang; the Ahiolo, more of the head-hunting chopper type. Michael |
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Wow,
very nice example, I know only from old pictures, never seen one before! Regards, Detlef |
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Thanks,
And here is a Pade, a companion to your shields for the Cakalele. Michael |
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Also a very beautiful example, not one I've seen in Halmahera anymoore.
Thank's for sharing. |
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