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Keris Pulanggeni Luk 5 – Pamor Sanak – Tangguh Cirebon (15th–17th Century CE)
The keris Pulanggeni is a five-waved (‘luk’) dapur
Keris Kamardikan Balebang Kencana Luk 9 – Putran Tangguh Pakubuwono IV Era (1788–1820 CE)
The Balebang dapur keris model normally features five or seven
Rare Keris Selekede Kalawijan Luk 15 with Pamor Ngulit Semangka Motif and Ancient Copper Pendok Cover
The so-called kalawijan type of kerises are a very special kind
Exclusive Keris from Bali with Gold-plated Kinatah Image of the Hindu-Buddhist Deity Kala Rao + Antique Mendak Keris Ring inlaid with Rubies
This exclusive keris comes from the island of Bali, Indonesia.
Ancient Balinese Keris featuring Straight-bladed Dapur Sepang with Pamor Ngulit Semangka
In present-day Indonesia the Balinese keris is renown for its
Keris Sempaner with Pamor Adeg Sapu from the Ancient Sundanese Segaluh Kingdom (12th Century CE)
The keris Sempaner is a traditional heirloom item (pusaka) from
Charismatic Majapahit Keris Brojol with Pamor Bendo Segodo Pattern + Rojo Gundolo Motif
Kerises and other pusaka (heirloom) items made in thirteenth to
Marvelous Keris with Twofold Dapur (Sepang & Damar Murub) + Twofold Pamor Motif (Pulo Tirto and Rojo Gundulo)
The dapur model of this ancient keris looks stunning, for it is
Ancient Artifact Keris Brojol from the Javanese Hindu-Buddhist Tangguh Singasari Era (13th Century CE)
The ancient artifact keris brojol exhibits characteristic
Old and Exclusive Keris Carang Soka with Pamor Wos Wutah from the Tangguh Pengging Era (15th Century CE)
Carang Soka is an old and exclusive dapur keris model. This
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Vision
The keris is a true representation of Indonesia’s diverse culture; as an essential part of Indonesia’s cultural heritage, it forms the perfect portrayal of human life on earth, for it is always full of meanings and stories. Likewise, the historical accounts of Indonesian Kings and Sultans tell us about laughter, sorrow, joy, honesty and deceit, which all are reflections of the various aspects of the keris and its relation to life itself.
Mission
Keris Indonesia aims at sharing historical and cultural background information on the role of the keris in the Indonesian archipelago. By making this information publicly available we hope that, both young and old, native Indonesian and foreigner, scientist and mystic may feel inspired to share their humble knowledge with others, thereby preserving Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage.
Goals
- Revitalise the people’s common interest in the keris;
– Provide new study material in the field of ‘Kerisology‘;
– Preserve the ancient keris as a cultural heritage;
– Revive the ancient tradition of keris making;
– Promote the contemporary craftsmanship of ‘Keris Kamardikan‘.
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