#kerisjavanese

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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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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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Traditional Javanese Weapon Keris Carubuk Luk 7 Pamor Setro Banyu Mili From Kingdom Majapahit Era

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Traditional Javanese Weapon Keris Carubuk Luk 7 Pamor Setro Banyu Mili From Kingdom Majapahit Era

Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Carubuk

Pamor (iron folding motif): Setro Banyu Mili

Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Majapahit

Blade Length: 28 cm

Warangka : Gayaman Yogyakarta

Handle / Handle : Yogyakarta

Pendok : Bunton

Mendak: Parijata

A tangguh Majapahit keris with a fairly complete ricikan, a fairly intact peanut flower. Perfect to add to your collection

Dhapur Keris Carubuk's Philosophy

The heirloom of the Carubuk kitchen kris has a simple character like the simplicity of a santri.

Keris teaches us to save or put aside ego and anger. We certainly often see that when we are champions of our friends, or even our friends or even the royal family and courtiers in wearing heirlooms placed behind our backs, this is meant implicitly and explicitly in the teachings of our ancestors, that we are in terms of thinking, having opinions and Acting is expected to be more mature, wise, and the need to maintain our morals and tepo seliro to others. Because by placing behind the keris position, it is hoped that we will turn back our emotions, ego, anger in serawung, friendship or friendship both in the real world and the virtual world. But still by showing firmness and politeness as well as courage in its place and at the right time. And this shows that we have and prioritize ethics, aesthetics in relationships, making a feeling of comfort for those around us.

Carubuk Sometimes called Crubuk, is one of the seven luk dhapur kerises. The length of the blade is medium, usually spleen, without any presence. This keris uses peanut flower, one elephant lambe, besides that it uses sraweyan and greneng. Other Ricikan does not exist. Dhapur Carubuk is usually owned by those who are steeped in the spiritual world.

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Special Javanese Keris Sinom from Mataram Kingdom HB V Pamor Mlinjon Sepuh, Very Beautiful Kris

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Special Javanese Keris Sinom from Mataram Kingdom HB V Pamor Mlinjon Sepuh, Very Beautiful Kris

Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Sinom

Pamor (iron fold motif): Mlinjon

Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Mataram HB V

Blade Length: 33.4 cm

Warangka : Yogyakarta Gayaman, Ancient Timoho Wood

Handle / Handle : Yogya, Old Bang Kemuning Wood

Pendok : Bunton Yogyakarta

Mendak : Ancient Bronze

PHILOSOPHY, Sinom is a depiction of paintings from the beautiful story of youth, a period in which a person grows and develops knowing new things, seeking self-identity, adapting to his environment, and cultivating his talents and creativity. A time full of wishful thinking, ambition, and hope as well as seeking knowledge in reaching a goal.

For its owner, Dhapur Sinom will remind how to respond to life with a passion to continue to grow and become better. Because youth is the time to spend failure. Therefore, in everything, it should be thought about beforehand, so as not to take the wrong path and be able to harm yourself and others. As a young person, you should be wiser than your childhood.

PAMOR MLINJON, Mlinjo seeds that grow in clusters will always remind you that humans are social creatures who cannot live alone and are expected not to forget their close family relationship and their life is capable of producing many good fruits.

The circle pattern of the prestige of mlinjon also symbolizes one of the elements of life-water (Supiyah's lust). Supiah's lust comes from the essence so that this lust inherits the properties of water. The nature of water, among others, is looking for the lowest position. Teaches us to be humble towards others and always humble ourselves before God. Also a string of prayers and hopes that the owner will be able to get rid of all challenges or obstacles in life calmly, patiently with consistent efforts and continuous efforts

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Special Ancient Javanese Keris Tuban by Empu Bekel Jati with Pamor Wengkon Isen Udan Mas Tiban Old Ancient https://www.etsy.com/listing/1109595350/special-ancient-javanese-keris-tuban-by Dhapur Keris (type of kris shape): Brojol Pamor (iron folded motif): Wengkon Isen (Wengkon Isen is a pamor in the form of a longitudinal line on the entire edge of the blade in which there is another pamor. For this keris there is PAMOR UDAN MAS TIBAN inside the pamor wengkon.) Tangguh (estimated time of manufacture): Tuban (13th/14th century) Warangka : Yogyakarta Gayaman, Ancient Timoho Wood Handle / Handle : Wood Kemuning Bang Ancient Carving Mendak : Jeweled Brass