#Keris

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[@tangchan6221]

Where are the people complaining about craftmanship not being recognized in poorer countries

[@kaylahliam6940]

That's wonderful, I love how the government started paying them to teach their craft.

[@avengerbailbonds8712]

Can we get a nice shot of the dagger or what? Best shots were the quench and him checking it. After that we barely get to see the billet and where the blade turns into tang. Why not showcase some of his work?

[@novemportis3653]

Theyll never disappear. Theyre literally in every RPG or medieval fantasy game lol

[@boohere2]

Not runny

[@Ocrast]

@@boohere2runny runny

[@Yoyiiii]

​@@boohere2 Runny

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

@@boohere2 Kris Daggers are in RuneScape, look in their past editions too. There are even a few Kris Daggers in display cases in a few places. Been about 1-year since I played, and nearly 15-years before that.

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

On the other hand, making them is different from visualizing and drawing them; if you are so good at making a Kris, from watching pictures of it, then go ahead and try it; you will see the difference, and if you try a professionally made one you will feel the difference.

[@fartmagus]

wooooah cool!!!

[@raidtheferry]

Such a badass looking dagger lol ppl will definitely continue making those

[@dwarfnessog5700]

They've taken over

[@Suleman47]

Good Indonesian government paying to keep the craft alive

[@rahulwagh100]

Now we know who make sword for Serpent Hashira

[@williamang9649]

You know.... some people knows how to make a proper actual blade, they probably smart enough not to get use by greedy people to make money of them. Just saying skills like this has way more uses and it's invaluable. I appreciate it being mentioned but let's brew some coffee there a lot of money to make there. I would understand history channel mentioning this than business. Or skill share

[@Goldo97]

As a safeguard from what?

[@Threemore650]

Cultural heritage status… eh? Meanwhile in England

[@Emppu_T.]

Stuff is forgor and rediscovered all the time, cukture sharing does it

[@Fallen21Angel]

Yeah That dagger originally came from Jawanese from Jawa island!!! As all peoples knew, Humans came out from Bamboos in those islands then immigrates to Mainland!!!

[@user-ox6kf4hm3c]

Are you being sarcastic?

[@user-nk9jx7ls4y]

썸네일 나피디님인줄 알고 들어왔네

[@djeyyi8971]

안써도 될 댓을 굳이 싸지르는 정신병