Catalog for an exhibition at the East-West Cultural Learning Institute in Honolulu, Hawaii, April 10 - May 12, 1978. Black and white illustrations. Map. Glossary. The Javanese keris (pronounced “krees”) is a traditional dagger common throughout Southeast Asia. Most scholars and experts believe that it originated in Java in the 14th century AD. However, this is a controversial topic and its origins are still uncertain. It is said to be both a weapon and a spiritual object, as the Kris is believed to have magical powers.

This book is a reproduction (copy) of the original book by Garrett and Bronwen Solyom. It is in English and has 64 pages. The copy of the b/w photos is of poor quality.

Dimension: 29 x 21 cm, weight 150 grams.