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Hi, Is this a Javanese "nightmare" version?
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Looks more like low quality Bali to me (from the single pic).
The Java version tends to be worse - or really much worse... ![]() Regards, Kai |
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Oh I see. Do you have an example photo of Javanese version of these Balinese hilts?
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no because these Javanese (...not Javanese but, IMO, wooden Madura hilts with Bali patterns) do not deserve to be bought or photographed
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I wasn't referring to those wooden free-style hilts, Marco.
![]() I meant the "golden/jewelled" brass-clad hilts produced near Yogya. ![]() Regards, Kai |
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Hi Marco and Kai, is this the wooden style hilts being referred to? Is it a Balinese or Javanese/Madura craft in the style of Balinese?
And Jean, I will get to the other questions about the ganja as soon as possible. I am cleaning the blade. It looks like someone took an electric grinder to it because there are striation marks throughout. It is currently bathing in a less than 5% vinegar & water solution. (Incidently, I really fear I messed up cleaning a moro kris using just straight 5% vinegar, so I am really cautious using vinegar now). Quote:
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