This new keris with 13 luk estimated the dapur Lar Monga. This dapur is also called Naga Manglar. Lar means "wing/wing" in Javanese. The hope a Master wishes to convey with the word Lar is that a leader must be able to spread his wings or expand his business widely. A leader is expected to be able to evolve their business, advance their insights, and find innovations and new breakthroughs to advance their organization. Naga is a large serpent known as the Taksaka dragon, a symbol of protection or protection. Its peculiarity led to its presence in every sacred building (temple) up to the palaces in Java. As in the upper part of the Apprentice Gate of Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace, there is an ornament of two dragons with their tails pointing upwards and intertwined. The magical power is the soul to awaken leadership, authority and positional glory. The  tangguh is Kamardikan. The pamor is Untu Walang. According keris experts pamor Untu Walang has a magic power, which ensures that the owner is a person who is believed by the people around him and to obey him. Pamor Untu Walang is for teachers and educators, and instills fear in opponents and frightens enemies. The magical power of pamor Untu Walang is also handy for community leaders. At the gandik you find the lar monga figure in kinatah gold. The surrounding floral motifs are also in kinatah gold. The ganja is kelap lintah with floral motifs in kinatah gold.

The warangka is ladrang Surakarta style made of medium brown wood. The pendok is a pendok krawangan made of gold-colored brass. The inlay is decorated with floral motifs and white and red circonia. The handle is Surakarta style. The selut is a selut krawangan with red and white circonia.