Antique Lombok Kala Rau, luk 11 keris, keris - kris - keris

Description: PARAGON SWORDSHOME OF TRADITIONAL WEAPONS FROM THE INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGOwww.paragonswords.com Antique, very large Lombok Kala Rau, luk 11 keris, keris - Lombok abad XIX-era (early 19th century) – Wilah with the rare Kala Rau dapur and a striking version of pamor Wusing Wutah – Bebatahan warangka of the rare and beautiful Timoho pelet Nyamel wood – Silver pendok with 3 dimensional chased floral decorations, set with 4 large rubies – Bobondolan hilt on a silver angkop. This antique, and very large Lombok Kala Rau, luk 11 keris dates from the Lombok abad XIX-era (early 19th century). This very large antique Lombok keris measures 76cm and is a true masterpiece in every aspect. To begin, the keris is housed in a magnificent Bebatahan warangka of the rare and beautiful Timoho pelet Nyamel wood. Dark veins cross the blonde colored background. The gandar is covered with a silver pendok with 3-demensional chased floral motifs, set with 4 large rubies. The top of the keris is adorned with a Bobondolan hilt (also of Timoho Nyamel wood) which is set on a silver angkop. The spectacle continues when the large keris is pulled from the warangka. The keris measures no less than 62cm. The impressive wilah is forged to Kala Rau dapur with 11 luk (waves) and an impressive version of pamor Wusing Wutah. Kala Rau embodies an evil spirit from Balinese mythology—a bodiless entity represented only by a head. His malevolent intent was to drink from Tirta Amertha, the water of eternal life reserved solely for the gods. Dewi Ratih, aware of Kala Rau's sinister plot, promptly informed Lord Vishnu. Acting swiftly, Vishnu decapitated Kala Rau with his discus. Unfortunately, Kala Rau's head touched Tirta Amertha, granting him eternal life. Seeking revenge, the head pursued the goddess Ratih, resulting in lunar eclipses. The narrative of Kala Rau imparts a moral lesson about thoughtful decision-making and its ensuing repercussions. Sometimes, seemingly advantageous actions can yield unforeseen outcomes. This moral tale underscores the significance of prudence and contemplation before acting, alongside understanding the ramifications on oneself and others. Furthermore, the keris is forged with an impressive version of pamor Wusing Wutah. I had the wilah professionally and ritually treated with warangan in Indonesia. The near white pamor now contrasts beautifully against the jet-black background of the wilah Characteristics:Dapur: Kala Rau – luk 11Pamor: Wusing WutahTangguh: Lombok abad XIX (early 19th century)Warangka: BebatahanKayu: Timoho pelet Nyamel Dimensions:Total length: 76cm.Length of the Keris: 62cm.Length of the Wilah: 46,5cm. Spiritual powers of the Isi:Whilst meditating with this impressive and clearly regal keris, the Isi revealed itself as a mighty sultan (king). The function of a sacred king is to bring blessings to his people and area of control. Because he has a supernatural power over the life and welfare of his people, the king influences the fertility of the soil, cattle, and human beings. He has power over the forces of nature. Protection against evil of all sorts also is important for the welfare of the country. The king has the power to heal sickness by means of touch or contact with his garment. The Isi is clearly a divine or semi-divine figure, imbued with supernatural powers and a direct connection to the gods. His powers give order, stability, and a sense of cosmic balance. His authority comes directly from God, making him a sacred and untouchable figure. He has strong healing powers; he has the ability to heal the sick or cure diseases. Furthermore, his powers will enable the owner of the keris to more easily communicate with his spirit world, thus profiting from their help during problematic and stressful times. The Isi represents mastery over the realms of emotion, creativity and the unconscious. With his powers you will gain control of your feelings and can accept them without allowing them to get the better of you. Even when life throws you a curveball, you can draw on your emotional maturity and stability to help you navigate these challenges. You don’t let things get to you, and you steer clear of the drama, instead choosing an emotionally balanced and calm approach. If you are being challenged personally, the Isi suggests you need to remain emotionally mature when faced with negative energy from others. Be firm on your personal boundaries, stating what is and is not acceptable on an emotional level. This Isi is level-headed and in control of his emotions. He uses his intellect to make smart decisions and does not let other circumstances or whims sway him from his central beliefs and morals. Stay true to your emotions and feelings and do not allow others to steer you off course. The Isi embodies the perfect balance between the executive and the heart. Not only are you able to assess and manage a situation logically, but you can also draw upon your intuition and understanding of human interactions. As a leader, you care as much about achieving your goals and objectives as you do about making sure everyone is happy and engaged along the way. If you sense that logic and emotion are out of balance, draw on the energy of this King to realign yourself. The Isi has a masculine, fatherly energy, he brings his emotional self to the forefront. He offers wise advice when it comes to feelings, emotions, creativity and relationships and can see the human dynamic in its entirety. He will let you be compassionate towards others, creating strong bonds and relationships based on patience and understanding. As you interact with others, you may need to navigate their strong feelings and emotional triggers so you can create a sense of peace in your interactions. The Isi will appear in your life as a mentor, coach or spiritual guide; or you may step into this role yourself.

Price: 1250 USD

Location: Hoogvliet Rotterdam

End Time: 2024-10-23T11:06:32.000Z

Shipping Cost: 39 USD