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|  21st May 2006, 04:53 PM | #1 | |
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 That is not carving....actually in the edge of body of puthut figure is the line of sogokan. Sorry the picture is not good enough. This is the other side of that "sor-soran".....still puthut figure too but not so clear like the other one.This picture is not good enough too.....sorry.   | |
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|  21st May 2006, 10:16 PM | #2 | 
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			Being skeptical about the first  Raja Gundala figure being unimproved myself ; it's just too realistic . The other side does look more naturally occurring ; no insult intended here Satria . I'm interested in finding out more about this ; but it seems to me as a Westerner that these interpretations of random pamor patterns are pretty subjective . As I said on this subject in my earlier post " like interpreting the shapes of clouds " ; it's in the eye of the beholder . | 
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|  22nd May 2006, 12:10 AM | #3 | 
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			Hey guys Nice photos  ! Interesting stuff. The truth is that generally some images/forms are too obvious and of course as Rick said, others maybe just wissfull thinking. Being interested more in the esoteric and the pamor aspect, I have an affection for Raja Guntala. I'll try to post a photo of a very interesting tiban with 5 images in the sor-soran area, one of them a flykick! But I am trying to find the possible tanguh of this keris and the dapur. It isn't tilam upih, is it? | 
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|  22nd May 2006, 02:57 AM | #4 | |
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|  22nd May 2006, 03:35 AM | #5 | 
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			AHA!  FINALLY SOMETHING RELATING TO KERIS I AM GOOD AT   I CAN SEE THE THINGS YOU POINT OUT AS WELL AS A FEW OTHER THINGS. MY FAVORITE KERIS IS LIKE LOOKING AT FLAMES, SMOKE AND CLOUDS YOU CAN SEE MANY DIFFERENT THINGS AT DIFFERENT TIMES  AND OFTEN MANY THINGS AT ONCE. | 
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|  22nd May 2006, 05:25 AM | #6 | |
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  we wanna see yours...too. As the saying goes... "a picture shows a thousand word, the question is which one...". Last used in The Da Vinci Code movie, where Tom Hanks was giving a lecture with an onscreen display.   | |
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|  22nd May 2006, 07:10 PM | #7 | 
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			Thanks Alam    Give the photos to the world Vandoo   | 
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|  23rd May 2006, 03:18 PM | #8 | |
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  Thus, different people would see different things, and sometimes, miss something completely. I guess it's the keris' way of 'communicating' with the owner.   | |
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|  23rd May 2006, 07:08 PM | #9 | 
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			Hello People, Mr Lei Seh Dao, Your earliar picture of Raja Gundolo is not a FISH? It is actually a symbol of "LAM ALIF" or "LAM JALALA". One of the Arabic letter of alphabet. I suspect that it is not tiban. It is a planned pamor. No doubt, it is indeed a very good pamor symbol in a keris. Mr Satria, I'm sorry but I have to agree with Ricky. The pamor Pendita you are having is not a pamor tiban. To have both side having the same looking picture made it worse to be categorized as pamor tiban. However, it is a very good effort to make the pamor to look like a Raja Gundolo. By the way guys? What pink light are you guys talking about? The shape of the pamors have been highlighted with different colours for easy viewing.   | 
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|  23rd May 2006, 08:10 PM | #10 | |||
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|  23rd May 2006, 08:42 PM | #11 | |
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     Isreena the name is Rick ; not the diminutive form 'Ricky' .  As for the 'pinkness' around the pamor I can't see it cause kampung net takes forever to download on my computer and times out .   Last edited by Rick; 23rd May 2006 at 08:56 PM. | |
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|  23rd May 2006, 09:12 PM | #12 | 
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|  23rd May 2006, 10:53 PM | #13 | |
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|  24th May 2006, 02:21 AM | #14 | |
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 Thank for your comment. Actually I will not claim that pamor raja gundala ( pandita ) in that keris is original. My point is just showing the sample of pamor raja gundala....and that is not carving stuff.  I ever post that keris in this forum with question old keris or reforging keris.( please search use my name ). Some people said that keris is Pajang era, but in my opinion that keris is reforging keris from old material. The problem is......that raja gundala pamor ( pendita ) maybe not "pamor tiban ", so maybe "pamor rekan".  . I hope you got my point. In my opinion....original pamor raja gundala is Tiban ( unplanning ) and another people must be so easy to image the illustrate of pamor raja gundala ( ex. human, ghost, animal ).....and of course from old keris is much better  ************ Just for info....this is part of my collection : http://midinakeris.fotopic.net/ thanks. | |
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|  24th May 2006, 12:58 PM | #15 | 
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			Mr. Isreena Thank you for your infos. I tryied all night to find these "letters" in the net to have a clue, although like Nechesh said it is most likely the belanak that chase the small fish to be pamor tiban (I was told that is tiban all the way though). But I have never heard before about these kind of letters in the pamor, so I find that very very interesting and quite a new knowledge for me. Martin Kerner's book, is there anywere to buy it? | 
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|  24th May 2006, 02:43 PM | #16 | |
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 Bookfinder (German) http://www.bookfinder.com/german/sea...ic&st=sr&ac=qr Note that the books are in German. For The Keris Ki Sudamala, there is a translated English version. | |
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