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

Badek Bugis Pamor Adeg Fosil Garham.

Badek Bugis Pamor Adeg Fosil Garham – A good and rare example of a small side weapon called the Badik of Bugis, Southern Sulawesi in origin. Handle, top sheath and bottom tip are made from the rare fossilized mammoth molar, or graham gajah. The sheath’s bottom stem is made from angsena woods.

Very sturdy and sharp blade, with a single sharp edge and a tapering tip, is also referred to as badek saroso.

Pamor patterns arranged in the miring technique of the adeg or standing variations which is said to protect the owner from natural mishaps.

Condition: 
Very good condition.

Age:  Krises and other edge weapons 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 late19th century.

Length of blade: 8".   Overall length: 13".

Price:- US$300 plus shipment.

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