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Old Keris Carubuk with Pamor Wos Wutah: ‘The Mystical Dapur of Sunan Kalijaga’
The Carubuk (or ‘Crubuk’) dapur keris model is a
Antique Talismanic Keris Patrem Kebo Teki to Bring a Surplus of Wealth
Forged into the traditional Javanese dapur model of Kebo Teki,
Old Keris Patrem Brojol with Pamor Nyanak and Traditional Warangka Sheath Hand Carved from Timoho Wood
The blade of this old keris patrem Brojol features a remarkably
New Talismanic Keris Patrem Brojol with Pamor Tambal
Keris patrem is often referred to as a talismanic keris due to
Talismanic Keris Patrem forged into the Dapur Brojol Model featuring Pamor Wengkon
The talismanic keris patrem is a special kind of keris which
Tombak Komando Cacing Kanil – A Favorite Collector’s Item among Military Commanders and Army Officials
This classical masterpiece of traditional Indonesian weaponry
Keris Laler Mengeng with Elegant Pamor Jung Isi Dunya forge-folded in the Tangguh Pajang Era (16th Century CE)
The dapur of this antique Indonesian keris features the
Authentic Keris Sombro with Pamor Sanak made in the Late Pajajaran/Early Tuban Era (12th–13th Century)
The Sombro dapur model is named after the maker, empu Ni Mbok
Keris Kamardikan Karno Tinanding Luk 5 – A Modern Keris of the Highest Standard
Karno Tinanding, or Karno Tanding, refers to the great war
Luxurious Keris Kamardikan Nāga Sapta
The various kind of nāga dapur keris models (~ Sapta, ~
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Cambodian Master Inserts Magic Scrolls into Someone's Stomach
Alternative healing treatment performed by a Cambodian master.
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Recitation of Holy Prayers at the Javanese Royal Palace in Surakarta
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Kirab Malam Satu Suro Ritual at the Royal Palace of Surakarta (2013)
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A Padepokan Keris Brojobuwono Film by Keris-Indonesia.com
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Traditional Consecration of the Keris 'Kerida Karno Ksatria Purnabhava'
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Trailer of 'The Spirit of Iron: The Life Story of Keris Makers From Madura'
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Demonstrating the Power of Chi
This is an excerpt from 'Stan Lee Superhumans: The Unbreakable Man'.
The National Level of the Keris Exhibition, November 2012
Keris Exhibition: 'Pameran Keris Tingkat Nasional', on 20-23 Nov. 2012 in Sidoarjo, Indonesia.
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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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