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KP-001 Keris Crubuk Majapahit Keris Item No: 001 Style / Dapur: Crubuk Era / Tangguh: Majapahit, 14th Century Surface Pattern / Pamor: Banyu Tetes Waves / Luks: 7 Handle / Hilt: Solo (Surakarta) Sheath / Scabbard: Ladrang Solo, Teak Wood Length: 31.8cm Weight: 158 grams Khodam/Genie/Jinn Spirit: Yes Main Characteristic: Power of Love Attraction…
KP-015 Keris Tilam Upih Watermelon Keris Item No: 015 Style / Dapur: Tilam Upih Era / Tangguh: Mataram, 14th Century Surface Pattern / Pamor: Kulit Semangka (English : Watermelon) Waves / Luks: Straight Handle / Hilt: Solo (Surakarta) Sheath / Scabbard: Gayaman Gambilan, Teak Wood Length: 24.3cm Weight: 111 grams Khodam/Genie/Jinn Spirit: Yes Main…
KP-012 Keris Brojol Beras Wutah Keris Item No: 012 Style / Dapur: Brojol Era / Tangguh: Mataram, 16th Century Surface Pattern / Pamor: Beras Wutah Waves / Luks: Straight Handle / Hilt: Yogya (Yogyakarta) Sheath / Scabbard: Gayaman Yogya, Trembalo Wood Length: 35.3cm Weight: 215 grams Khodam/Genie/Jinn Spirit: Yes Main Characteristic: Magickal Wealth Attractor…
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Keris blades have existed for thousands of years, yet many are uninitiated in regard to the fascinating history of these highly collectable and sought after blades. For those who know the Keris, their magical, supernatural and spiritual properties are famous and one of the things that makes them so prized and extraordinary. Keris knives or blades are also known as Kris blades, but the proper term is Keris rather than Kris which is a European term. The word is pronounced Kerese with a long e vowel sound on the second e; the word Keris comes from the Malaise language which means to “stab” or to “pierce.”
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