Unique Brojol Keris: A Harmony of Protection and Blessing

We proudly present an exceptional Brojol type keris with a straight blade, impressive for both its aesthetics and profound spiritual significance. This keris is a true masterpiece of Balinese craftsmanship and a valuable collector's item.

Blade and Pamor: Wahyu Tumurun Meets Pedaringan Kebak

The 35 cm long, straight blade of this keris hails from the esteemed Tangguh Mataram period, renowned for its high-quality smithing. What makes this blade truly special is its unique Pamor Slewah:

• Pamor Wahyu Tumurun (on one side): This pamor motif, literally translating to "descending revelation" or "divine grace," is believed to bestow divine blessing, wisdom, and inspiration upon its owner. It symbolizes the reception of good ideas and enlightenment, which can lead to success and prosperity. The philosophy behind it is one of continuous striving for improvement and openness to higher guidance. The Tuah (magical power) of this pamor lies in promoting career success, enhancing reputation, and gaining authority. It's believed to help the bearer make the right decisions and overcome obstacles to achieve their goals.
• Pamor Pedaringan Kebak (on the other side): Translated as "full rice barn," this pamor is a powerful symbol of prosperity, abundance, and sustenance. It represents lasting wealth, material security, and a life free from want. The philosophy of Pedaringan Kebak is one of preservation and the steady flow of prosperity. Its Tuah is aimed at attracting financial good fortune, securing livelihood, and stabilizing family income. It's believed to ensure that supplies never run out, enabling a comfortable life.

The combination of these two pamor motifs on a single blade makes this keris particularly rare and powerful, as it unites both spiritual blessing and material prosperity.

Warangka and Handle: Noble Materials and Traditional Aesthetics

The Warangka (sheath) is crafted in the classic Gayaman Surakarta style from elegant, dark brown wood, perfectly complementing the blade's beauty. The Pendok Blewahan, made of gold-colored brass, elegantly encases the sheath, lending it a royal luster.

The handle is also made in the traditional Surakarta style from matching dark brown wood, offering a pleasant feel. The Selut Mrutu Sewu made of silver-colored brass, whose name means "A Thousand Buds," exquisitely adorns the handle. Its Tuah is often associated with growth, fertility, and the multiplication of wealth.

This keris is not merely a work of art; it's a bearer of deeply rooted traditions and beliefs. It's an enrichment for any collection and a talisman that can promise its owner protection, blessings, and prosperity.