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Pari Sawuli

is a pamor. Read more here.

Paron

is a sort of anvil which is needed for the preparation of a Keris.

Parungsari

is a Dapur of a keris with 13 Luk. The blade length is normal. It has Kembang Kacang, there are blades with Jenggot but even without, two Lambe Gajah exist, Sraweyan, double Sogokan, Pejetan and Greneng. Many people confuse these with Dapur Sengkelat because they are very similar. The only difference is that the Dapur Parungsari has two Lambe Gajah and Sengkelat has only one Lambe Gajah. The Pusaka Keris of Keraton Yogykarta Kanjeng Kyai Tumenggung has Dapur Parungsari.

Pasopati

is a Dapur of a straight and very popular keris. The blade length is normal and quite thick, since an Ada-Ada is available. It has Kembang Kacang Pogok, only one Lambe Gajah, two Sogokan and Ri Pandan. This Dapur is also available with Gusen and Lis-Lisan. The Wayang Arjuna also has a weapon named Pasopati, therefore this name is very well known. There are some Pusaka Keris of the Keraton Yogyakarta with this Dapur so e.g. Kanjeng Kyai Lindri and Kanjeng Kyai Naga.

Pateha, Badik

is one of two types of Badik in Sulawesi, especially in South Sulawesi, Tenggara and Central Sulawesi. One kind is which is designed very elaborately shod with pamor and a wooden sheath and with a gold or silver Badík Saroso. This is a Badík Pusaka weapon. The second type is a Badík Pateha and is usually pamor Adeg. The scabbard is made of wood or animal hides. This Badík is often used as a cutting knife.

Patrem

is often referred by the keris experts as a women‘s Keris because of the length. The Gandik is simple and has Tikel Alis and a Tingil.

Pauzan Puskosukadgo, Empu

is an Empu from Surakarta late 20th century. He makes krisses, Tombak and other Tosan Aji and is still active with 72 years. He has created many new creations, especially Gandiks.

Pedang

is a sharp weapon that looks like a long knife. It is known throughout the world and we could describe it as a sword. In Indonesia, each tribe has a Pedang with its own shape. There are two classifications of Pedang, Pedang Suduk and Pedang Sabet. Pedang Suduk has a pointed tip and the edge is sharp. The Pedang Sabet is wider than Pedang Suduk and not as sharp. Formerly the Pedang Suduk was used by officers and the Pedang Sabet was used by ordinary soldiers.

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Pedang Sabet

As with krisses there for the Padang from Java also designations for a Dapur of a Pedang. These are Lameng, Bandol, Luwuk, Lar Bango, Lar Bido, Sada, Tebalung, Suduk Maru, Sokayana, Sala Ketingal and Sabet.

Pedot, Pamor

is a pamor which is regarded by keris experts as less good. The magical power delayed the success and the career of the owner and also causes marriages fail.

Pegat Waja

is a state of a kris with an error and will not be liked by keris experts.

Pejetan

see Blumbangan.

Pejetan, Keris

is a keris where the prints of fingers appear on the surface of the blade. Many keris experts believe this  keris has positive and powerful force. This type of keris is antique and rarely found.

Pekakak

see Hulu Pekakak.

Pekelun, Empu

or also Empu Pakelun was an Empu at the era of Majapahit.

Pelet

is the image on the surface of a timber of a Warangka. We find this usually on Timoho wood. On Jawa distinguish between different kinds of pelet.

Pendawa Cinarita

see Pandawa Cinarita.

Pendawa Lare

see Pandawa Lare.

Pendawa Prasaja

see Pandawa Prasaja.

Pendawa Ulap

see Pandawa Ulap.

Patra Sinungsun

is a pamor, read more here.