The Sengkelat Keris: A Call for Justice and Power from the Heart of Majapahit

Immerse yourself in the profound history and mystical aura of a truly remarkable artifact: This is a semi-old Keris with 13 Luk from the renowned Dapur Sengkelat. More than just a blade, this Keris is an echo of the past, a symbol of resistance, and a source of power for its bearer.

The Philosophy of the Sengkelat Keris: A Mirror of History

The name "Sengkelat" originates from the Javanese language and translates to "senkel atine" – meaning angry or resentful. This name is inextricably linked to the turbulent era of the Majapahit Kingdom. In a time when dissatisfaction with the government grew, often prioritizing the interests of entrepreneurs over those of common people, the Sengkelat Keris was born. It was the powerful response of the people to the overwhelming dominance of the nobility and the wealthy.

Legend has it that the Sengkelat Keris entered into direct competition with the legendary Keris Nogo Sosro and Keris Sabuk Inten. While Nogo Sosro and Sabuk Inten symbolized the affluent business class, the Sengkelat Keris represented the common, suffering people. It was created to match the supernatural powers of its mighty counterparts and quickly gained significant recognition among the Mpu-Mpu (master smiths).

The original and deeper intention behind the creation of the Sengkelat Keris was to remind the rulers of their duty: not to be selfish and to prioritize the well-being of their people. The Sengkelat Keris, in its designation "senkel atine," embodies the sadness and disappointment of the people towards the nobility – a memorial and a call for justice in a turbulent era.

Tuah (Magical Power) of the Sengkelat Keris: Authority, Honor, and Respect

The philosophy of the Sengkelat Keris is closely intertwined with its Tuah, its magical effect. Whoever possesses this Keris is bestowed with unique authority and honor. They will be respected by the people, and their presence commands submission and obedience. This deeply rooted spiritual power made the Sengkelat Keris one of the most coveted objects of its time, leading to high prices in the market and maintaining its popularity among connoisseurs to this day.

The Characteristics of this Sengkelat Keris:

This impressive Keris is distinguished by the following features:

• Dapur (Form): Sengkelat (13 Luk) – a form known for its strong presence and historical significance.
• Tangguh (Age Estimation): Kamardikan (post-1945) – a contemporary masterpiece that honors ancient tradition.
• Pamor (Damascus Pattern): Rare Pamor Ondo Agung – a pattern of great beauty and spiritual significance, imbuing strength and grandeur.
• Kembang Kacang: Intact – an important detail that highlights the authenticity and condition of the Keris.
• Ganja: Mbatok Mengkureb – a classic and aesthetically pleasing form of the Ganja.

The Elegance of the Fittings:

The accompanying fittings of this Keris are of the highest quality and aesthetic appeal:

• Warangka (Sheath): Crafted in the elegant Gayaman Yogyakarta style from medium-brown wood, it gracefully encloses the blade's form.
• Pendok (Sheath Casing): A magnificent Pendok Slorok made of gold-colored brass with a fine silver-colored inlay, providing additional luster.
• Handle: In the traditional Narada Kandha style from light-brown wood, which is both aesthetically pleasing and comfortable to hold.
• Mendak (Hilt Ring): Made of gold-colored brass, elegantly accentuating the transition from the handle to the blade.

This Sengkelat Keris is more than just a collector's item; it is a bearer of history, philosophy, and inherited power. It invites you to feel its energy and become a part of its fascinating story.

Are you ready to integrate the authority and honor of the Sengkelat Keris into your life?

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