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Taji Ayam is a traditional weapon of Lampung and Bengkulu. The shape resembles a knife but has two sharp edges. The blade is made of iron and steel and can therefore have a pamor. It is kept in a wooden sheath, which is often fitted with metal. In Riau Taji Ayam is called Lawi Ayam. |
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Taman Banaran, Ukiran is the model of a handle for a keris from Yogyakarta. |
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Taman Ngabehan, Ukiran is the model of a handle for a keris from Yogyakarta. |
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Tambahkusuma, Kanjeng Kyai is a Pusaka Keris from Kraton Yogyakarta. It has the Dapur Sengkelat and the warangka is in fragrant sandalwood. The pendok is made of gold. |
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Tambal Wengkon is a pamor that nearly is like pamor Wengkon. It usually belongs to pamor Miring. The magic power is the same as pamor Tambal. This pamor is more valuable than the pamor Tambal. |
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Tampingan is a Ricikan of a keris or Tombak. It is found left and right of the Ada-Ada of a keris. There is also a second meaning, and there it is a part of the warangka. |
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Tanggalan, Warangka is a model of a Warangka. Most of them are very old Warangkas. |
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Tangguh referred to the era when a keris or Tombak was made or the type of manufactoring. Therefore, the designation Tangguh Majapahit means that it is a keris, which resembles the models Majapahit. But just as well, this keris has been made by a nEmpu of Majapahit. The individual Tangguh see here. |
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Tangkis is a pamor that appears only on one side of a blade, so the other side does not have a pamor. It can be any pamor appear on one side. The blank side can be empty during forging (Keleng) or pamor is already peeled. Pamor Tangkis protects against diseases. It is found not only on krisses but also on a tombak and a Pedang. If both sides of the blade have different kinds of pamore one speaks of pamor Slewah. |
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Tapak, Kyai is a known keris from the forge of the known Empu Jaka Supa. |
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Tapak Kuda is a well-known handle in Riau, Jambi, West Borneo, Malaysia and Brunei. This handle has always extensive carvings. It is usually made of hard wood, ivory or silver, but it can also be used Kemuning wood. . |
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Tapukan, Dangan is a handle of a Keris Bali. It resembles the model Lonceng or Loncengan. The handle is approx. 12 cm long and 9 cm in the middle are with hair, usually women's hair, covered. . |
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Tayuman, Kayu is a relatively hard wood, but easy to carve. It is a very good wood, in the water it goes under and is now become very scarce on Java. The color is dark brown to black. The handle fits to Warangkas made of light brown sandal or Timoho wood and krisses in normal size. |
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Tebalung is the Dapur of a Pedang from Java and is one of the Pedang Sabet. The length is approximately 70 cm and the width of the haft only 4.5 cm. The blade tip is wider. Only one side of the blade is sharp. This Pedang can only be used by powerful people. |
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Tebu Sauyun (1) is the name of a Dapur of a keris with 3 Luk. The blade length is normal. The blade is very simple and the Gandik easily. It has only Pejetan, Sraweyan and full Greneng. There are also krisses of this Dapur with Gusen. . |
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Tebu Sauyun (2) is according some Keris experts, a Pamor motif, but it shall be pamor Ron Pakis. |
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Teja Kusuma, Kanjeng Kyai is a Pusaka keris owned by the Kraton Yogyakarta. This keris has Dapur Sengkelat 13 Luk. The warangka is made of Timoho timber and the pendok made of tinsel and is decorated with precious stones. |
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Telaga Membleng is a pamor. It is also called Telaga Ngembeng and can be found only at the Pejetan or Blambangan. The image looks like many disparate groups and is intended to represent a map with islands. This pamor belongs to pamor Tiban. This pamor has the magical power of the owner to bring economy and prevent him from wasting. Read more here. .
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Tembarok, Empu is an Empu who lived at the era of the Kingdom of Majapahit in the 12th century in Blambangan. |
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Tepas, Empu is an Empu of Mataram and live during the reign of Sultan Agung Anyokrokusumo (1630-1645). |
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Tepen see Wengkon. .
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