New Balinese Kersi got

milandro · 8th September 2024, 10:11 AM

I have endeavoured to provide any incomplete kris that I have bought with the most coherent and hopefully , correct, attributes.

One such example I have disclosed and discussed in a thread here

http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=29008

I think this was my most successful project.

but it is by no means an easy task done at a distance.

It is possible to buy semi finished products on line but, as far as I know this is only possible with Solo and Jogjakarta warangkas ( you can buy hilts and rings on line of various styles, qualities and price). But to obtain a Balinese dress I had to commission the entire thing from scratch and it was made on Bali.

I had done this before with a Melayu dress (which I have sold since then) and familiarised both the process of providing measurements to the artisan.

Upon completion however adjustments were needed and I have had someone here in the NL to help me with it.

8th September 2024, 10:11 AM	#1
milandro Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Netherlands Posts: 498	I have endeavoured to provide any incomplete kris that I have bought with the most coherent and hopefully , correct, attributes. One such example I have disclosed and discussed in a thread here http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=29008 I think this was my most successful project. but it is by no means an easy task done at a distance. It is possible to buy semi finished products on line but, as far as I know this is only possible with Solo and Jogjakarta warangkas ( you can buy hilts and rings on line of various styles, qualities and price). But to obtain a Balinese dress I had to commission the entire thing from scratch and it was made on Bali. I had done this before with a Melayu dress (which I have sold since then) and familiarised both the process of providing measurements to the artisan. Upon completion however adjustments were needed and I have had someone here in the NL to help me with it.