Authentic Indonesian keris, complete with original blade, wooden handle (ukiran), and matching wooden sheath (warangka). This is not a modern decoration or souvenir, but a traditional hand-forged collector's item, likely originating from Java or Bali, dating from the late 19th/early 20th century. Specifications Type: Keris (kris) Luk: 7 waves Blade: Hand-forged steel Pamor: Natural, subtle pamor (fine lines visible in the steel) Grip: Original wood, traditionally carved Sheath: Original wooden warangka Condition: Good, honest condition with normal patina and light oxidation consistent with age. Description The blade exhibits clear pamor with a subdued character, typical of older, authentic keris. The irregularities in the steel and the luk confirm the craftsmanship. The keris has not been polished or modernized, which is important for collectors. This type of keris was traditionally worn as a personal and symbolic object and is today a collector's item for enthusiasts of Asian weapons, ethnography, and Indonesian culture.