Rare Panji Penganten keris, kris – Impressive Pandan Iris pamor - krisses

Description

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This rare Panji Penganten keris has a majestic appearance. The wilah is forged with the very rare Panji Penganten dapur (shape) and the equally rare Pandan Iris pamor.
A Panji Penganten keris usually has a straight wilah or a wilah with five luk. What makes this dapur rare is that the wilah is forged with a double kacang kembar (see detailed pictures of the wilah). In ancient times, a Panji Penganten keris was usually given as a wedding gift from the parents to the groom during the wedding procession. This is a symbol of blessing and a mandate to the groom-to-be to always guard and protect the girl who is married. In addition, according to past Javanese custom, a Panji Penganten keris can act as an ambassador or personal envoy representing a man when proposing to a girl, and can "legally" represent the groom, next to the bride in the aisle without offend the honor of the family or the bride.
In addition to the rare dapur, the wilah is forged with the equally rare pamor Pandan Iris, which contrasts beautifully with the jet-black wilah. The image of pamor Iris Pandan is very similar to pamor Buntel Mayit. The difference is in the figuration of the slashes. This pamor motif possesses spiritual powers that greatly increase the authority of its owner. In addition, it enhances the owner's leadership skills and makes him much loved and respected within both his business and private network. In addition, it increases his perseverance and creativity, thus guaranteeing business success.
A Nunggak semi hilt which is set on a silver cup adorns the top of the keris.
The keris is housed in a Solo Ladrang warangka of the noble Telesium wood. The spiritual powers of telesium wood: gives mental and physical rest to the owner, prevents the penetration of negative energy into the keris, wards off evil spirits and all kinds of disturbances by spirits.
A silver bunton pendok with floral motifs covers the gandar.
I was able to acquire this keris from a female dukun in East Java. Her keris are all spiritually very strong. I will be happy to tell you more about this upon request.
Characteristics:
Dapur: Panji Penganten
Pamor: Pandan Iris
Tangguh: Paku buwono X (1st half 20th century)
Warangka: Solo Ladrang
Kayu: Telesium
Dimensions:
Total length: 52cm.
Length of the Keris: 50.5 cm.
Length of the Wilah: 38.5 cm.