This used 11 luk keris comes from the dapur Sabuk Inten. The keris Sabuk Inten is a symbol of the hope that the owner of this keris can lead an established life and indulge in luxury, which is symbolized by the Diamond Belt (Sabuk Inten). It is believed that the power can help its owner achieve stability and fame in life. For the Javanese, wealth or fame in life (King Brana is symbolized by Inten) is achieved through caring behavior (symbolized by belt, the tightening of the belt). Those who work can eat, those who are smart and work hard eat well. Hard work is a source of prosperity. I appreciate the tangguh in Kamardikan. The pamor is Buntel Mayit. Many keris experts are of the opinion that this pamor motif has less magical power. As if it is not intended, it can bring bad luck to the owner. It is therefore understandable that those who are not familiar with it should be informed before they own it. However, some of the keri experts are of the opinion that this pamor motif is well received if the owner has a strong personality. The magical power of this pamor motif then brings luck and promotes both career and material possessions. In Bali and Lombok - where this pamor is called Tambangan - this pamor motif is very popular and valuable. This pamor motif is said to have authority and increase bravery. The kembang kacang is intact. The ganja is mbatok mengkureb with pamor.

The warangka is ladrang Surakarta style made of medium brown wood. It's a gandariras. This means that it was made from one piece of wood. The pendok is a pendok blewahan made of gold-colored brass. The handle is made of medium brown wood in Surakarta style. The selut is a selut krawangan made of gold-colored brass with white, red and green zirconia.