Bali keris restored

Tatyana Dianova · 9th August 2009, 08:51 PM

After this I was polishing the blade seven months long

(with many breaks really), got sore and cracked fingertips, but the result was pretty rewarding, especially after the etching. The etching and the Wrongko were made on Bali (I would like to thank Mr. Michael Wahle from Bali-Artshop for his help).
I would like to know more about this fascinating blade, so any comments are welcome. The blade is very massive – it is 1.8 cm thick near the Gonjo.

9th August 2009, 08:51 PM	#2
Tatyana Dianova Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 737	After this I was polishing the blade seven months long (with many breaks really), got sore and cracked fingertips, but the result was pretty rewarding, especially after the etching. The etching and the Wrongko were made on Bali (I would like to thank Mr. Michael Wahle from Bali-Artshop for his help). I would like to know more about this fascinating blade, so any comments are welcome. The blade is very massive – it is 1.8 cm thick near the Gonjo. Attached Images

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