This old straight keris estimated the dapur Jalak Ngore. The word “Ngore” can also be derived from the word “Ngudhar” which means “to unravel”. Ngore means making an active effort to carefully and gradually eliminate the difficulties/complications of each problem. It is also focused on endurance or persistence. Jalak Ngore is a lesson in life. Live life with a happy and open heart, like the image of a singing or babbling starling. Prioritize good deeds (main behavior), always maintain devotion to God and relationships with family, society and the environment (be attentive and vigilant). When you work for a living, you should always act honestly and not harm other people. Any problem in business or at work must be assessed carefully and conscientiously. Every problem must be addressed by prioritizing feelings and thoughts over desires and emotions. “Even if things go slowly, it is important to achieve results, even if you stumble, you do/act.” Achieving goals requires sincerity, perseverance, vigilance and patience. Nobody is suddenly successful/rich, everything has to start from the bottom. The Jalak Ngore keris is believed to bring good luck to alleviate any luck problems, make it easier to achieve your goals and live a happy life. I suppose the tangguh is Mataram (1582 – 1749). The pamor is Pedaringan Kebak. Pamor Pedaringan Kebak is believed to have the power to make it easier for its owner to find happiness in accordance with the philosophy of its name. “Pedaringan” is a place for storing rice, commonly used by Javanese people in ancient times, while “Kebak” means “full”. So, Pedaringan Kebak can be interpreted as “a place/container of rice that is always full” to symbolize prosperity. The Pamor Pedaringan Kebak is also a message to a man that the duties and responsibilities of a householder are to ensure that his family does not lack clothing, food and shelter. Whether the Pedaringan is empty or full is the responsibility of the head of the household. In other words, a man (head of household) must be able to guarantee that his family's life will be successful. This dapur has a simple gandik. The ganja is mbatok mengkureb.

The warangka is gayaman Yogyakarta style made of teak wood. The pendok is a pendok slorok made of gold-colored brass with a silver-colored inlay. The handle is Yogyakarta style made of teak wood. The selut is a selut njeruk pecel made of gold-colored brass.