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Javanese Rare Keris for Sale Kris Pandawa Luk 5 Rare Pamor Lintang Kemukus from Old Tuban Majapahit Era https://www.etsy.com/listing/1090742546/the-indonesian-kris-old-pamor-jungs Dhapur: Pandavas Luk 5 Prestige: Lintang Kemukus (Unique & Rare Prestige) Tough: Tuban Majapahit Warangka: Gayaman Surakarta, Ancient Trembalo Wood PHILOSOPHY OF KERIS PANDAWA This keris with the nickname "Heirloom of Keningratan" has a philosophy taken from the puppet characters of the Pandavas, which consist of Yudhistira, Bima or Werkudoro, Arjuna, and Nakula Sadewa. 5 Figures depicting various characters and abilities to defeat Angkara-wrath of the Kauravas, although sometimes the Pandavas made mistakes as a human trait, finally managed to do penance and win the war with the Kauravas. It means that by having a Pandawa kris, it is hoped that humans will be able to have the ability, and even if they make mistakes, they are able to atone for and to defeat all forms of evil.

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Very Rare Javanese Keris Dhapur Marak from Demak Era 15th Century AD Old Ancient https://www.etsy.com/listing/1072733312/tosan-ajis-heirloom-javanese-kris Dhapur Keris (type of keris shape): Marak (rare dhapur) Pamor (iron fold motif): Watermelon skin (fluffy solid iron) Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Demak 15th century AD Blade Length: 33 cm Pessi intact still long original Warangka : Gayaman Jogja Timoho Wood Handle / Handle: Old-fashioned yellow wood Mendak: Ancient Bronze Dhapur Keris Marak Dhapur Keris Marak when viewed from the physical, if it is of medium size and the gandik is plain, it also uses a bribe on the front and there is a complete greneng without any other rigging. The rise of the Javanese word which means 'come facing'. The term rift can mean to come before a king, leader, person of a higher rank or to someone who is considered older. In the world of kris, the rise is one of the typologies (dhapur) of straight keris with details: gandik plain, pejetan/tigasan, bribe front/arep (one), tikel eyebrow/brow, ada-ada/usuk and greneng/reringitan. In general, this kris blade has a medium-sized appearance, looks handsome, charismatic and dignified. Dhapur kris blades are classified as relatively few (less popular) kris blades. This kris blade is usually found in Javanese kris (Surakarta, Yogyakarta, Cirebon, Sunda), Madura, Bali and Lombok. This kris is arguably very rare to find in Malay or Bugis kris. The dhapur rift keris is sometimes also called the dhapur peacock (peacock). This term is possible because of the distortion of the pronunciation of the word from mara to peacock where the two have very different meanings. Distortion of pronunciation in Javanese or other regional languages ​​is very likely due to the complexity of Javanese grammar (regional language).

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The Indonesian Kris Old Pamor Jung's Keris Filled with White Dunyo Ndeling Tangguh Ancient Pajajaran https://www.etsy.com/listing/1090728074/traditional-javanese-weapon-keris Description The Indonesian Kris Old Pamor Jung's Keris Filled with White Dunyo Ndeling Tangguh Ancient Pajajaran Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Brojol Prestige (iron folding motif): Jung Isi Dunyo Tough (estimated time of manufacture): Pajajaran Blade Length: 32.3 cm Warangka : Gayaman Surakarta Handle / Handle : Surakarta Pendok : Slorok Mask Mendak : Ancient A dagger with a ndeling white pamor, looks beautiful and attractive, perfect for adding to a collection. "Jung Isi Dunyo" means "Ship of treasures". "Jung" means Ship and "Dunyo" in Javanese means World or it can also mean property. Many opinions say that the term "Jung" comes from the word "Chuan" in Chinese which means boat or ship. It's just that the change in pronunciation from "Chuan" to "Jung" seems too far and closer is "Jong" in Javanese which means Ship. The word "Jong" can be found in ancient Javanese inscriptions of the 9th century. This word entered the Malay language in the 15th century when Chinese word lists identify it as the Malay word for Kapal. Malay maritime laws drafted at the end of the 15th century often used the word "Jung" to refer to ships carrying goods. So we can conclude, the philosophy of the prestige of "Jung Isi Dunyo" is a prayer or hope so that in his life the owner of the kris with the prestige of Jung Isi Dunya can be abundant in property and wealth.

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Very Intact Javanese Kris from Mataram Sultan Agung Kingdom Era Keris Sabuk Inten Luk 11 with Meteorite Pamor https://www.etsy.com/listing/1107182392/javanese-keris-jangkung-mayang-bungkem Dhapur Keris (type of keris shape): Belt Inten Luk 11 Pamor (iron folding motif): Pedaringan Kebak Meteorite Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Mataram Sultan Agung Blade Length: 35.2 cm Warangka : Ancient Timoho Surakarta Gayaman Handle / Handle : Ancient Trembalo Wood Mendak : Kuningan Rujak Wuni PHILOSOPHY, Wealth or the glory of life (the king brana symbolized Inten) for the Javanese is obtained by caring behavior (symbolized by the belt, tightening the belt). “Sapa obah mamah, ulet ngelamet, ana awan ana pangan, tuking boga seka nyambut karya, sregep iku gawe kamulyan” (Whoever works can eat, who is smart and works hard eats well, there are days when there is sustenance, diligently works as a source of prosperity, eats well and good, the results of the behavior are concerned, prevent dhahar and bolster/reduce eating/fasting and sleep/tirakat or hard work.

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Tosan Aji's Heirloom Javanese Kris Pasopati Brojoguno PB X Garap Dalem Pamor Tungak Semi

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1072733312/tosan-ajis-heirloom-javanese-kris

Tosan Aji's Heirloom

Keris Pasopati Pamor Tungak Semi Brojoguno PB X Garap Dalem

Keris Philosophy

Keris or in Javanese called Tosan Aji, is a fragment of the word tosan which means iron and aji means respected. So the keris is an embodiment in the form of iron and is believed to have content that has a meaning that must be respected because it is a high-value cultural heritage of ancestors.

Keris with Dhapur Pasopati is full of very deep meaning and philosophy. Pasopati is a symbol of leadership, struggle, and loyalty. Ricikan straight keris without luk so that the person who owns it will not waiver in his stance, be straight in his life journey, and become a leader who holds a firm opinion. That is why the possession of the Pasopati dhapur keris in ancient times was synonymous with senopati or warlords. Not just anyone can have the dhapur keris. And until now, the kris with the dhapur Pasopati has been sought after by those who are involved in politics and the military.

Kris Description

Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Pasopati

Prestige : Tutak Semi

Tough: PB X (10th Pakubuwono)

Blade Length: 36.5 cm

Pesi length: 7 cm

Warangka : Gayaman Solo Timoho wood

Handle / Handle : Timoho

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MASTERPIECE Traditional Weapon Javanese Keris Naga Siluman with Real Gold Coating From Mataram Sultan Agung Kingdom Era, Old Ancient https://www.etsy.com/listing/1098729186/very-intact-javanese-kris-from-mataram Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Dragon Demon Luk 7 Pamor (pattern of iron folds): Pedaringan Kebak Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Mataram Sultan Agung (16th Century) Blade Length: 36 cm Warangka: Old Surakarta Ladrang Handle / Handle : Ancient Bang Kemuning Wood Pendok: Cantaloupe Surakarta Mendak : Ancient Silver Plated Brass

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Very Rare Javanese Keris Dhapur Marak from Demak Era 15th Century AD Old Ancient

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1090115454/very-rare-javanese-keris-dhapur-marak

Very Rare Javanese Keris Dhapur Marak from Demak Era 15th Century AD Old Ancient

Dhapur Keris (type of keris shape): Marak (rare dhapur)

Pamor (iron fold motif): Watermelon skin (fluffy solid iron)

Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Demak 15th century AD

Blade Length: 33 cm

Pessi intact still long original

Warangka : Gayaman Jogja Timoho Wood

Handle / Handle: Old-fashioned yellow wood

Mendak: Ancient Bronze

Dhapur Keris Marak

Dhapur Keris Marak when viewed from the physical, if it is of medium size and the gandik is plain, it also uses a bribe on the front and there is a complete greneng without any other rigging.

The rise of the Javanese word which means 'come facing'. The term rift can mean to come before a king, leader, person of a higher rank or to someone who is considered older. In the world of kris, the rise is one of the typologies (dhapur) of straight keris with details: gandik plain, pejetan/tigasan, bribe front/arep (one), tikel eyebrow/brow, ada-ada/usuk and greneng/reringitan. In general, this kris blade has a medium-sized appearance, looks handsome, charismatic and dignified.

Dhapur kris blades are classified as relatively few (less popular) kris blades. This kris blade is usually found in Javanese kris (Surakarta, Yogyakarta, Cirebon, Sunda), Madura, Bali and Lombok. This kris is arguably very rare to find in Malay or Bugis kris.

The dhapur rift keris is sometimes also called the dhapur peacock (peacock). This term is possible because of the distortion of the pronunciation of the word from mara to peacock where the two have very different meanings. Distortion of pronunciation in Javanese or other regional languages ​​is very likely due to the complexity of Javanese grammar (regional language).

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Javanese Keris Jangkung Mayang Bungkem with Pamor Keleng From Old Kingdom Mataram Era

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1107182392/javanese-keris-jangkung-mayang-bungkem

Javanese Keris Jangkung Mayang Bungkem with Pamor Keleng From Old Kingdom Mataram Era Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Jangkung Mayang (Flower Bean Bungkem) Pamor (iron folding motif): Keleng Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Mataram Blade Length: 31 cm Warangka : Gayaman Yogyakarta Kemuning Wood Handle / Handle : Ancient Bang Kemuning Wood Pendok: Bunton Surakarta Kuningan Mendak : Ancient Brass