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Thanks Gene,
It is an uncanny likeness in every manner except the wild moustache and hair, however, he has been confirmed as Rakshasa. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rakshasa Thanks Michael. Gav |
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Here you go, Gav .
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Connections are always interesting rabbit warrens to go down Gene and one I am unsure of....the Greek Key relief borders have always had me pondering too...Greek influenced Chinese or Chinese influenced Greek...one of those chicken egg quandaries...
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What freaky faces I must say..
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That is a keris handle; I suspect that your pommel may be a recycled part of the same item . Herewith a quick shot of the fellow . ![]() |
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Thanks Rick. The freaky face is custom, not modified Keris. The human hair topknot is a nice touch to add to the freaky
![]() I suspect it is from the same region and workshop as that seen on page 94 of Zonneveld and likely the same age. |
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We must have different copies of this book .
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