Lite mode. Switch to Full
invert_colors
NeoNeo LightDefaultLow SaturationWashed OutKrautchanHamstakillaMintboardBronnenFutaba
logout
/int/
/int/
/int/ - Son of KC/map/ - Map Board/h3d/ - 3d Board/gpt/ - Bernd GPT/o/ - About/ban/ - Ban appeals/b/ - Random/c/ - Court/d/ - Images/de/ - Deutsch/fit/ - Fitness/kb/ - Dating Apps & Related/ml/ - Military/mu/ - Music/oc/ - Original Content/out/ - Outdoor/pol/ - Política/ru/ - Русскоязычная/s/ - Sports/sci/ - Science/sht/ - Shit Talk/stalin/ - Capitalism Bashing/t/ - Torrents/tech/ - Technology/tv/ - Movies and Television/v/ - Video Games/war/ - War/z/ - Anime/bog/ - Bog/igor/ - Igor Blog
Post a Replyarrow_backarrow_downward
United StatesBernd2020-10-06 12:32:19 · 6yNo. 103302reply
806D266B-09C2-42B3-9300-9A72FDE28A23.png
806D266B-09C2-42B3-9300-9A72FDE28A23
image/png 1.16 MB
Do they still make kris blades in Indonesia or do you have to antique hunt for a nice authentic one? I checked a Dutch Indonesian antique trading site, I wonder how frequently they get pre colonial heirlooms like these in?
×
GermanyBernd2020-10-06 21:57:00 · 6yNo. 103322reply
I bet they still make them for tourists etc.
×
United StatesBernd2020-10-06 22:28:16 · 6yNo. 103324reply
How would you even bring that home in your luggage? You’d have to claim it right?
 
I’ve been looking into SEA swords this morning, they have some pretty cool designs, the kris though is pretty ebin and used for magic rituals apparently
×
×
/int/Post a Replyarrow_backarrow_upward