Embrace the rich cultural heritage of Southeast Asia with this 19th-century Java Keris, a traditional dagger that doubles as an elegant decorative piece. The Keris has a wooden sheath and handle, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship of its origin, and is a testament to the region's storied past. The sheath is made from one piece of wood and was made to perfectly fit this keris. The selut is gold plated. The handle is carved with a rounded top and smooth flat angular sides. On the inside curve of the handle there are two precisely and dimensionally carved mask shapes. The handle surfaces are polished and sanded smooth. The curved blade has a richly patterned pamor. This historical artifact not only serves as a captivating addition to any collection but also as a symbol of tradition and artistry. Its origins trace back to the vibrant and diverse region of Southeast Asia, making it a unique and treasured item for enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike.
 
The piece is in perfect condition. 
 
Dimensions: Whole: 20" Blade: 12 3/4"