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Bravo, Lemmy....
Magnifique garap. The dhapur, probably similar to these Javanese "PASUPATI". The one with pamor, was made by a Solonese keris maker Ki Sukamdi, but the kodokan is Maduran made... GANJAWULUNG |
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bravo....Lemmy!!!!
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Woohoo!!!
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Looking forward to the next episode, Lemmy .
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Hi all, many thanks and glad you like it so far...
![]() Willem, the settings are made from bearer so they are cut from strip, bent and soldered so you have a built in "ledge" for the stone to sit in. The stones are laboratory grown star rubies. Ganjawulung, dapur is pasopati-in fact I studied both of your keris whilst making this one. The ganja is "wulung" too! More to follow, hopefully this weekend (lots of togog pics to resize) |
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Nothing the easy way. Really looking forward to more pictures in due time. |
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