This old keris with 7 luk estimated the dapur Balebang. Balebang comes from the word bale (building) kambang (floating on water) which means a building in the middle of a pond used for the benefit of the royal members. The two word elements "Bale" and "Kambang" cannot be separated, as both represent a unit that designates a specific building. Bale Kambang was once a place of solitude where one could approach Sang Hyang Widi Wasa to receive revelations for the prosperity and welfare of his people and to beg to be kept away from natural disasters and as a personal retreat to to quiet the spirit with the king's wives or concubines. The number seven in the eyes of the Indonesian people is a sacred number that means peace, happiness, authority and success. The number seven can be compared to the number of heavens (sap) up to a total of seven, as well as the days of the week consisting of 7 days. Whether the perfection and salvation of the child in the womb is done by the count of 7 months (pitonan), even in the ceremony of death, warning is performed on the 7th day (counting of dinanan). The blade of this keris was forged after 1900. So it's an old keris, maybe even antique.. The pamor is Jala Sutra. Jala Sutra means silk net. Keris with this pamor are very powerful and the pamor has many properties. There are some people who say that Jala Sutra can be useful for raising treasures. Whoever owns this pamor will always be loved and respected by people. The kembang kacang is intact. The ganja is mbatok mengkureb.

The warangka is ladrang Surakarta style made of light brown wood. The pendok is a pendok slorok made of gold-colored brass with a silver-colored inlay. The handle is Surakarta style made of light brown wood. The selut is a selut krawangan made of silver-colored brass and it is decorated with white, red and green circonia.