Monday 19 December 2011

Saturday 10 December 2011

weddings traditional malay accessories- made by metal craft

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HANDBEG PEWTER


                                                     
                                                                     KERIS TAMING SARI

HISTORY OF KERIS TAMIGSARI

Taming Sari is the name of a warrior in the kingdom of Majapahit Java as mentioned in the Hikayat Hang Tuah. According to this tale, Taming Sari is one of the most powerful commander of Majapahit at the time, and he was assigned by the Treasurer of Majapahit, Gajah Mada Patih to kill Hang Tuah.

Taming Sari said a tank can not be harmed by weapons. However, immunity is located on the kris he uses. Hang Tuah was at that time went to a hermitage Javanese prince named Sang Adi. His teacher has been told to weakness Taming Sari. Thus, on the day of the battle between this warrior in front of the Sultan of Melaka and Majapahit Betara, Hang Tuah has successfully seized the keris keris Taming Sari and use it to spear to death.

In appreciation of the success of Hang Tuah, Betara Majapahit keris has been awarded to the Hang Tuah. Kris is known as the "Keris Taming Sari" and was brought back to Malacca. Keris The same has been used by Hang Jebat to disobey the Sultan of Malacca. Hang Jebat also said to be invincible for a keris Taming Sari. In his last fight with the Hang Tuah, keris Taming Sari was successfully hijacked again by Hang Tuah who then stabbed dead Hang Jebat.

After the fall of Malacca empire, not yet known where this goes Taming Sari kris. Various stories and myths spread about this Kris. Some say that Kris has been lost with the Hang Tuah in Upper Muar after Hang Tuah failed to bring back Princess of Mount Ledang to the Sultan of Malacca. Some people may believe that the keris Taming Sari was taken to Silver and kept by the descendants of the rulers of Perak.




HERE ARE MALAY WEDDING ACESSORIES MADE BY DE'ASTEK CRAFT


CANDLE STAND (BEKAS LILIN)


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                     CANDLE STAND

Detail and ordar kindly contact; DE ASTEK CRAFT
                                                     

Thursday 8 December 2011

WOMEN ACCESORIES - TRADITIONAL MALAY ANTIQUE - (REPRODUCE)







































































































                                      














                                
                  PENDING BAKAWALI ANTIQUE, pewter plated with gold24K, MYR175.


Metal craft is popular since the early days, traditional brass casting and bronze working are still used to make an array of utensils. More recently in the 19th century, with the discovery of tin in Malaysia, pewter has become increasingly popular. Metal craft products include modern decorative items, kitchen ware and traditional artifacts like tepak sireh sets, rose-water instruments and keris blades.

Pending A large, intricately ornamented belt buckle worn around the sampin, a skirt-like cloth worn by men, to complement their baju melayu, the traditional attire ...