Naga Manten Kinatah Emas Tombak - Mataram abad XVIII-era (Late 18th century) – Wilah with Ngulit Semangka pamor and Naga Manten dapur – Twin dragons – Matching landeyan and warangka.

This antique Naga Manten Kinatah Emas Tombak dates from the Mataram abad XVIII-era (Late 18th century).

The Tombak is forged to Naga Manten dapur. Two amazingly fine forged twin dragons adorn the base of the Tombak. The wilah is forged with a striking Ngulit Semangka pamor.

Nogo Manten symbolizes a pair of dragon brides. The twin dragons on the sor-soran are like a bridal couple. In Indonesia, Java is an area with a long wedding procession. In the eyes of the Javanese, the bride is king and queen for a day. The completeness of the royal attire on the bridal dragon motif can be interpreted as meaning that a household built by a marriage relationship is a kingdom for a husband and wife and their children in the future. The husband is the king and the wife is the consort. As a kingdom, the household must maintain its sovereignty and honor. They are on the same side in every problem, trial, temptation and challenge.

Magical Virtues :

– Build up authority presence

– increase your position in business or carreer

– Power of influence

– Increase your social circle

– Success in any endeavor that you take on

– Give one the power to tackle/tame difficultly individual/personalities

– Assist in all aspect of career development

The prestigious pamor motif Ngulit Semangka helps the owner of the keris to broaden his network and ensures that he is very popular within this network, which will increase both his assets and achieve his goals faster and easier. After all, the door of fate is opening wider and wider so that opportunities and possibilities can come from everywhere. The pamor lines of Ngulit Semangka are like the different ways that lead to a direction. It is a message that we should not be discouraged in this life to reach our dreams and goals. It reinforces the owner's faith to find and use different ways to achieve his goals and ideals and to go on without being discouraged, struggling and never giving up.

The Tombak is set on an elaborate Tunjung, set with 8 stones and finely driven decorations. It is complete with matching landeyan and warangka

Characteristics:

Dapur: Naga Manten

Pamor: Ngulit Semangka

Tangguh: Mataram abad XVIII (Late 18th century)

Naga Manten Kinatah Emas Tombak - Mataram abad XVIII-era (Late 18th century) – Wilah with Ngulit Semangka pamor and Naga Manten dapur – Twin dragons – Matching landeyan and warangka.