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This is a nice keris, but i don't think i would classify this blade as Bugis. What about it makes it Bugis for you?
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I suppose this spelling goes back to the post: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...t=10218&page=3
Congratulations, a really nice blade, Mamat. Regarding the fittings: is the sampir new or just used and recently "married" to this blade? What would you say about the age of selut? Last edited by Gustav; 15th November 2009 at 12:40 AM. |
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Equal from where this blade, very nice pamor!
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dear all ,
thanks for the comments. hi david , i said the blade is bugis cause i obtain directly from the original owner, he is a villager in kampung bugis (west sumbawa). To Gustav ,sampir and ganjar are new ,also the pendhok. the original part of it only blade and hilt. oh ya selut is new made also |
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Interesting.
Very. |
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Was it Lar Gangsir agal, or could it be ganggeng kanyut too?
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Even so this is clearly not a Bugis style blade. |
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It's a B-KLO (Bugis Keris Like Object)!
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frankly i am not so sure about how old the keris is..but some people say that it come from midle of 18th century (I AM NOT SURE about it). thanks. |
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If it is actually old then the guy you got it from wasn't the original owner and it's origins don't necessarily have to be in West Sumbawa where it was found. As we all know, blades can travel over time. Either way i still maintain that this is not the style of blade that we see from the Bugis people, regardless of how it is dressed. It has far too many Javanese elements to it though i am not so sure it is from Java. I have absolutely no idea why i think it might be Palembang, but i will put that out there.
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