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Old 7th January 2012, 03:38 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Amuk Murugul
The Sunda traditionally prefer their blades to be 'dry' looking. Hence they don't stain them.
As well interesting since I have read/heard this before. And I have done an observation: Many (if I am able to say so since I haven't seen so much) keris sheaths from this region are painted (look my first example) or coated with something I don't know so that you can't see the wood. Someone else are able to confirm this? And why is it like this?

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