K e r i s w i t h R e l i e f (?)

[ganjawulung]

Dear Michael,

Not so clear, what figure it is. Maybe Garuda-headed naga. The pamor in the naga's body, is "pamor tambal" (I don't know the right English word for it). There are no more traces of gold kinatah or tinatah left... Is there any info on this motive? (I will make it clearer, soon)

Ganjawulung

[Raden Usman Djogja]

Gonjo,

if it is old keris, it looks alike either kanoman or kasepuhan cirebon sultanate. you are a cirebonese, arent you?

Usman

[cahaya]

Originally Posted by Raden Usman Djogja

Gonjo,

if it is old keris, it looks alike either kanoman or kasepuhan cirebon sultanate. you are a cirebonese, arent you?

Usman

hi../hallo Mas R.Usman

Gonjo not cirebonese........
Gonjo is soloensis "tulen" (tulen in English?)

hallo Mas gonjo when i'm ready i will contact you

Cahaya

[ganjawulung]

Originally Posted by cahaya

hi../hallo Mas R.Usman

Gonjo not cirebonese........
Gonjo is soloensis "tulen" (tulen in English?)

hallo Mas gonjo when i'm ready i will contact you

Cahaya

No, I am not Cirebonese. I don't even know who I am (?). I was born in Solo or Surakarta Hadiningrat, but my favorite style is Yogyakarta's keris. I love Cirebonese style, and other style too. I am very very interested of Pattani style for the last two weeks...

Yeah, that is an old keris. Supposed to be tangguh Mataram in Amangkurat era (?). Or if I'am fortunate: Sultan Agungan... This picture below, is real Cirebonese keris with luk 9 (Wali Songo?), and with fantastic relief of Paksi Naga Liman (Elephant-Naga-Garuda headed figure). Like the Royal Chariot (?) of Cirebon, which bears name Paksi Naga Liman. The form of the chariot (you may see in the Cirebon palace, or in its museum), is just like this relief.

Thanks alot, my keris friend Mr Cahaya and Mr Raden Usman....

Ganjawulung