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			Yes, T.J. Bezemer writes (1931), men visiting do place their keris in keris holders. 
		
		
		
			Another mention of use of keris holders- Court Arts of Indonesia (1990) - "Though spectacular as sculptures and used to flank the seat of honor of the ruler in Bali and Lombok, kris-holders were not designed to hold the most sacred krises, which would be kept in pusaka boxes and brought out only on ceremonial occasions." This is a picture of offerings to enshrined founders of a Puri. On this ocassion Keris associated with them are placed in holders, flanking their "seat". Last edited by Gustav; 9th December 2023 at 08:05 PM.  | 
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