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Indonesian Kris/keris from Central Java, 53 cm long and 53 cm high, dating to 1970–1980, in Good condition, not sold with a stand.

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CatawikiAsian and Tribal ArtSoutheast Asian, Oceanic and American ArtFrom Buddha to the Bali Auction
No. 88860973

Kris/keris - reruju keris (Kalawija) from Central Java - the skin is a delight - Indonesia
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€ 140
102 weeks ago
Kris/keris - reruju keris (Kalawija) from Central Java - the skin is a delight - Indonesia
Amy Wassing
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Estimated value € 180 -
€ 220

Selected by Amy Wassing
Rejuru keris with pamor Kulit Semangka from Central Java

The image/pattern of pamor Ngulit Semangka resembles the rind of a watermelon. The main magical power of pamor Ngulit Semangka is the complexity of interactions with people of all kinds. Additionally, the magical power contributes to easily earning back the costs. Pamor Ngulit Semangka is a form of pamor Mlumah and Tiban. It belongs to the uncrowned pamor motifs and is suitable for everyone.

Luk: 41 luks keris
Origin: Java, Indonesia
Dapur: Remembrance
Painting: Kulit Semangka
Warangka: Godohan-style (Batun Poh)
Wood: Galih Asem
Selut: kendhit, brass material with wooden stones
Oekiran: Jejeran (pakubuwana) of timoho pellethout
Fit: perfect fit
Restorations: no restorations, entirely original
Damages: a few scratches and dry cracks / discolorations on the surface of the sarong which are normally expected given the age of the item

Dimensions:
Width: 37 cm
Sarong: 43 cm
Total: 53 cm
Oekiran: 10 cm

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CatawikiAsian and Tribal ArtSoutheast Asian, Oceanic and American ArtFrom Buddha to the Bali Auction
No. 88860973

Kris/keris - reruju keris (Kalawija) from Central Java - the skin is a delight - Indonesia
You have won!
€ 140
102 weeks ago
Kris/keris - reruju keris (Kalawija) from Central Java - the skin is a delight - Indonesia
Amy Wassing
Expert
Estimated value € 180 -
€ 220

Selected by Amy Wassing
Rejuru keris with pamor Kulit Semangka from Central Java

The image/pattern of pamor Ngulit Semangka resembles the rind of a watermelon. The main magical power of pamor Ngulit Semangka is the complexity of interactions with people of all kinds. Additionally, the magical power contributes to easily earning back the costs. Pamor Ngulit Semangka is a form of pamor Mlumah and Tiban. It belongs to the uncrowned pamor motifs and is suitable for everyone.

Luk: 41 luks keris
Origin: Java, Indonesia
Dapur: Remembrance
Painting: Kulit Semangka
Warangka: Godohan-style (Batun Poh)
Wood: Galih Asem
Selut: kendhit, brass material with wooden stones
Oekiran: Jejeran (pakubuwana) of timoho pellethout
Fit: perfect fit
Restorations: no restorations, entirely original
Damages: a few scratches and dry cracks / discolorations on the surface of the sarong which are normally expected given the age of the item

Dimensions:
Width: 37 cm
Sarong: 43 cm
Total: 53 cm
Oekiran: 10 cm

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Indonesia
Condition
Good
Height
53 cm
Sold with stand
No
Overall Length
53 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
The NetherlandsVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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