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

Tumbok Lada Melayu Junjung Darjat 809.

Tumbok Lada Melayu Junjung Darjat 809 – A very good and rare example of a side weapon called the tumbok lada or chili pounder. From the northern Malaysian peninsular regions of Kelantan or Terengganu, the handle and top sheath are made from hard and dark ebony or kenaung woods, with the bottom stem made of angsena woods with an ebony bottom tip.

Very sturdy blade with a single sharp edge and a pointy tip, with the base ferrule or metok made one with the blade.

Pamor patterns are arranged in the miring technique, and shows peak formations from the base till the tip called pamor junjung darjat. It is said to enhance the owner’s status.

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 late 19th century.

Length of blade: 7.5".   Overall length: 11".

Price:- US$220 plus shipment.

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