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By the way, does your lotus ferrule have 12 petals ?
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Here's the one I mentioned above:
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Puff, can you describe the the other three swords in that display you posted? What's the text say? Is that a double-edged "leaf" blade, like the one in the Royal regalia? |
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The similar construct 's also occure in SEA religious architectures (something with Khmer 's believe). We have a lotus ferrule example with obvious 12-corner construct, similar to 12-corner Stupa. My hypothesis is that 12-petal lotus ferrule is an older form and lotus with more petals has been evolved over time. I just wonder if the same construct was found as far as Vietnam, where Chinese influence 's stronger than Khmer 's ![]() ![]() This is another of example of the later lotus ferrule. The petals are 6+6 and there are only shallow 6 marks on its guard.IMO Dahb 's ferrule 's has been seriously evolved during mid-late Ayuthaya era. ![]() ------------- And yes... those blades are royal's and one of them 's leaf-shape blade (recon. of a royal blade from Ayuthaya period). Last edited by PUFF; 5th February 2007 at 07:31 AM. |
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