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Does happen. I noticed that nice rare large talismanic bell on the hilt.
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Hello,
Here are some pics of the bell (complete with the clapper). Regards Yves |
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This type of bell is commonly found amongst the Blaan. Very old and no longer crafted. The photo attached was taken during a visit with the Blaan near Malungon in April 2016.
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Yup. Definitely not a tiger bell. The later pictures from Yves show that it is indeed a B'laan bell, as noted by Marbel.
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Lots of trade in those areas.
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