This antique straight keris comes from the dapur Brojol. Although Brojol is a fairly simple shape, its power is complex. It allows the owner to live their life in a pure, peaceful and calm way. In this way, the owner is protected and impervious to stress and distractions, allowing him to concentrate more on achieving his life goals. I appreciate the tangguh in Kamardikan. The pamor is Banyu Mili. Banyu Mili as a symbol of flowing wealth: The lines of the Banyu Mili pamor are reminiscent of flowing water. Therefore, it symbolizes the continuous flow of wealth and blessings in the life of the owner. It is believed that the energy of this pamor helps make life smooth, without problems and with inner peace. Inspired by the nature of water, Banyu Mili teaches us important life lessons: 1. Humility: Like water flows, we should be humble and serve others, especially when we are in a better position. 2. Filling gaps: Water fills empty spaces. Similarly, we should help others and meet their needs. 3. Determination: Water always flows to the sea. We should pursue our goals with determination no matter how difficult the path is. This pamor is viewed as protection and good luck. It helps overcome obstacles and live a better life. Overall, the message of the Banyu Mili is a reminder that we should be like running water: humble, helpful and purposeful. This dapur has a simple gandik. The ganja is mbatok mengkureb.

The old warangka is made of trembalo wood in the branggah Yogyakarta style. The pendok is a pendok bunton. The handle is Yogyakarta style made of timoho wood.