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Balinese Keris Holders

19th October 2011, 01:51 PM

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David

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Quote:

Originally Posted by klewang

I think Gio's kerisholder might be Twalen, the Balinese version of Semar.
I know he is mentioned in a book on Semar by Ruud Greve, can't find it right know unfortunately.

I think this is a likely attribution. He does seem to have the appropriate widely spaced 2 teeth and general head shape.

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