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Old 6th June 2022, 09:43 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Anthony G. View Post
According to a good friend from Sulawesi, it seems to be made of a variation of pamor Kurrisi.
According to the reference Bugis keris book, La Kurisi seems to be one of the pamor techniques used in Sulawesi (apparently similar to pamor puntiran in Java?), alongwith La Toasi, La Kajing, La Gecong, (La) Gantara.
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