Keris dagger a revered ceremonial blade originating from Indonesia Malaysia and surrounding regions of Southeast Asia The keris is one of the most culturally significant edged weapons in the world recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity This example features a dramatically undulating wavy blade ( luk ) hand-forged using layered metals that produce the highly sought-after pamor patterning visible throughout the blade. These flowing, organic lines are not decorative alone but symbolically meaningful traditionally believed to convey protection authority and spiritual power The blade is paired with an intricately carved wooden hilt sculpted in a traditional form consistent with Javanese or Balinese styles At the base of the hilt is an ornate gilt-tone mendak lavishly decorated and set with red and green stones a detail typically reserved for ceremonial or high-status pieces The dagger is housed in a classic warangka scabbard, featuring a broad, sculptural wooden upper section and a long sheath clad in engraved metal, displaying elegant floral and vine motifs The combination of carved wood and metalwork creates a commanding presentation piece, whether displayed vertically or horizontally. Keris daggers were historically symbols of rank, lineage, and spiritual identity often passed down through generations as heirlooms rather than used for combat Collectors prize authentic examples for their craftsmanship, symbolism and presence The blade exhibits surface wear oxidation, and patina consistent with age and traditional handling Handle and scabbard show expected wear minor marks and aging Decorative stones appear intact Overall condition is consistent with an authentic traditionally made ceremonial keris. Sold as found.Highly decorative and sculptural Strong cultural and ethnographic significance. Ideal for collectors of antique arms Asian art tribal artifacts or ceremonial weaponsA commanding and culturally important example of Southeast Asian craftsmanship increasingly difficult to source in complete form with blade hilt mendak and scabbard intact in Overall Good Condition Please View all Photographs Closely Out of a New York City Estate Thank you for Bidding with Gold Coast Auctioneers 50 Werman ct Plainview NY 11803 tel. 516-586-3992 We are now accepting Consignments for our future auction

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