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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Oxford (UK)
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Sorry, attached the same picture twice. The second one is attached here (with the lower tier, under the half blue half green one, all green, not half and half)
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Mother North
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Hi Joe!
I can't help you with your question, sorry, but I simply have to express my adoration for the beautiful enamel work! I think I've read that it's supposed to represent shoots of bamboo, but I can't remember where right now. Is that true? Why it it only on some of the swords - do you know? Does it signify status or is it simply decoration and a matter of the size of the owner's wallet, so to speak? I love sikin's! Well actually I find the straight panjang a little boring, but the curved peudeung so get's me buzzing. -With a big, carved [i]hulu pesangang{/i] and an ivory throat on the scabbard - YES PLEASE!! ![]() Can we see the rest of the sword, pretty please? ![]() /Cheers, - Thor |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: The Netherlands
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Hello Loedjoe,
That is a nice variation in enamel you have there. I would love to see the rest of the sikins. (+scabbards ?) Here is another thread that already digs into the variations. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...t=crowns+atjeh As for the enamel, I think that the variation in enamel is just a variation. Freedom of the artist who made it. ![]() Best regards, Willem |
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