Description: PARAGON SWORDSHOME OF TRADITIONAL WEAPONS FROM THE INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGOwww.paragonswords.com Antique Sabuk Inten, Naga Rangsang kris, keris - Mataram Amangkurat IV – Sunan Prabu era (18th century) – Wilah with the very rare Naga Rangsang pamor and Sabuk Inten dapur (shape) with 11 luk – Fabulous, antique Nunggak semi hilt – Solo Ladrang warangka – Antique bunton pendok of mamas. This antique Sabuk Inten, Naga Rangsang keris dates from the Mataram Amangkurat IV – Sunan Prabu era (18th century) The wilah is foged with the very rare Naga Rangsang pamor. The image of this pamor resembles a crawling centipede. This pamor resembles pamor Blarak Ngirid and Ron Pakis but the direction of the veins of this pamor are reversed. Pamor Naga Rangsang possesses magical powers that enhance the owner's authority and leadership qualities. This pamor motif is classified in the earth element fire (rekan). The aura of this keris blends with the owner's aura and positively influences the owner's character and aura. Element fire is the most powerful element of the 5 elements. Fire gives warmth, energy and has transformative effects. From an initial small flame can arise an all-consuming fire. It constantly changes and “eats up” any fuel it encounters along the way. However, it also has a purifying and creative effect. New life spaces emerge after forest fires. The more subtle meaning of element fire is found in the proverb “on fire. Which means something like being very enthusiastic. Our “inner fire” consists of our enthusiasm, passion, assertiveness, willpower and energy. When element fire is balanced then you feel energy and motivation to undertake, to do things. To create. Furthermore, the wilah is forged to Sabuk Inten dapur (shape) with 11 luk (waves). Kerisses with dapur Sabuk Inten have been very popular among keris collectors since the 1970s because it was mentioned in the Javanese silat storybook Nagasasra Sabuk Inten by S.H Mintardja. These kerisses are said to be the legacy of the Majapahit era. Both are often mentioned in a series of Nogosro-Sabuk Inten. It is because these keris are believed to be symbols of karahayon or the prosperity of a kingdom. Nogososro represents the original revelations lost from the throne of Demak and Sabuk Inten represents its glories and prestige. The Dragon of Inten is not just an heirloom in the form of a keris, but a symbol of the wandering life of people seeking true perfection in life and in the world. However, in modern times like now, and Sabuk Inten kris is more attractive than ever for anyone to own. It is believed that this keris brings good luck and glory to its owner and his family. The top of the keris is adorned with a magnificent, antique Nunggak semi hilt with complexly carved patra-patras. Characteristics:Dapur: Sabuk Inten 11 lukPamor: Naga RangsangTangguh: Mataram Amangkurat IV – Sunan Prabu (18th century)Warangka: Solo LadrangKayu: Trembalo Dimensions:Total length: 46,5cm.Length of the Keris: 44,5cm.Length of the Wilah: 35,5cm.
Price: 395 USD
Location: Hoogvliet Rotterdam
End Time: 2024-11-08T16:48:41.000Z
Shipping Cost: 4250 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Primary Material: Damasus forged blade
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Region of Origin: Indonesia
Age: 18th century
