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This one has been IDed as coming from Madura so i have assumed that mine is also and since it bares quite a lot of stylistic elements in common with yours i would hazard that yours is also of the same origin. There have been enclaves of Hindus living in Madura and figurative hilts are very common there despite the Islamic majority. |
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Thank you David. There are indeed some identic elements by this hilt and it shows also Ganesha (?).
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I'm not convinced this is Ganesha as he seems to sport more of a beak than a trunk.
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Maybe Garuda? |
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Congrats Sajen, thanks for sharing the pics. Would love to see your Palembang later when cleaned.
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I have "washed" the blade with keris oil and most of the corrosion is gone. Since it is a "dry" climate in my rooms I think it's no problem to let the residual corrosion like this. Regards, Detlef |
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