MALAY ART GALLERY'S....House of  Keris

Ulu Bali Bahtara Banyu Tandok 110.

Ulu Bali Bahtara Banyu Tandok 110 - A very good and fine example of a keris hilt from the island of Bali. Carved from buffalo horn, it is depicting a Hindu deity called the Bahtara Banyu. In a semi squatting position, it is holding a club in one hand and a weapon of sorts in the other with carving details that shows facial and bodily features needs added mentioning.

Condition: Very good condition.

Age:  Krises are traditionally made without any date stampings or engravings of the makers' name. Although a kris smith or "empu" has his own styles configured together with the dapor and especially the ganjar (cross piece). Obvious age wear and tear, usage, familiarity with forms, motifs and designs, origin and history, mediums and materials used are our guidelines in determining an approximate age. This particular piece,  from our experience and knowledge should go back to the early 19th century.

Dimensions: Please see top left hand corner picture.

Price:- US$295 excluding shipping.

Our terms:

Our Pledge:

We are confident that you will be satisfied with this item and we guarantee it to be materially as presented. However, if the item does meet your expectations, it may be returned within 7 days of receipt for a complete refund of the purchased price, less the shipping cost, provided the item is returned in its original condition.

We advise interested buyers to please feel free without any obligations, to ask for more information or pictures of the items interested. We are also open to any comments on our item's descriptions.

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MALAY ART GALLERY

No. 31, Bussorah Street, Singapore 199449.
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