This used 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 to be old Kamardikan. The pamor is Tambal. Tambal can be interpreted as “mending,” which means perfecting existing defects or repairing something that is damaged. Pamor Tambal can also be interpreted as an attempt to create something better than before. The pamor Tambal is an image of the awareness that human beings are fundamentally far from perfection, and a symbol of the request or hope that God will be willing to patch up or cover up any weaknesses or inadequacies that exist within us, which can be seen through this motif of the pamor Tambal is symbolized on the blade of the keris. So, the power of pamor Tambal is to cover up the ugliness, shortcomings, weaknesses and mistakes of its owner, both in terms of social life in society and in material matters. This dapur has a simple gandik. The ganja is mbatok mengkureb.

The warangka is in the gayaman Yogyakarta style made of dark brown galih asem wood. The warangka is gandariras, which means it is made from one piece of wood. The handle is Yogyakarta style made of dark brown wood. The mendak is made of gold-colored brass.