A Javanese Keris Solo, with 18th century blade.A Javanese Keris Solo, with 18th century blade.

A Javanese Keris Solo, with 18th century blade.
A Javanese Keris Solo, with 18th century blade.
Umur (age): Kartasura, the capital of the Sultanate of Mataram.
Asal (origin): Madura Bankalan.

The Keris with a hand forged ‘3 Luk’ waved Wilah (blade), consists of Pamor steel forged in different layers of iron (pattern type: ‘Beras Wutah Mlinjon’). Dapur in ‘Jangkung’ (= Elephant trunk shape). Small silver-plated Mendak (cuff) of ‘Meniran’ type, between hilt and blade. Ukiran (Keris hilt) in fine ‘Jejeran Maraseba’ shape, and carved from Tayuman Werut wood. Warangka (sheath) of ‘Gayaman Gabel Kagok’ type (‘kidney’ shaped) and made from Trembalo wood patiently carved by hand. Gandar (body) (body) with brass Pendok (cover), Blewah Polos in Tombak with turtle Slorok.
Length of the blade, including ‘Pesi’ (tang of the blade): 42 cm. (1x)
Note 1: Between 1680 and 1755, Kartasura was the capital of the Sultanate of Mataram. This Sultanate was the last major independent Javanese kingdom on Java before the island was colonized by the Dutch. It is commonly referred to as the Kartasura era or period of the Mataram sultanate. It preceded the transfer to Surakarta by Pakubuwana II.

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