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Rengkol is the name for a form of Luk of a keris. The form differs from the form Kemba in the way that the Luk are very wavy. From Rengkol there are two subspecies. |
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Resowijoyo, Empu is a known Empu and is often called only Sowi Joyo. He lives during the Government of Paku Buwono VII in Surakarta. |
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Ri Cangkring is a part or a Ricikan of a warangka in Surakarta, Yogyakarta or Madura style. It is found left and right on the warangka Gayaman, Ladrang and Sandang Walikat. |
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Ricikan are the parts or components of a keris, Tombak or Padang, which have their own name. The Ricikan you can see here.
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Ri Pandan is a part or Ricikan of a keris. It is found at the Sor-Soran back at the Greneng. It lies between Ron Da Nunut and Ron Da above the Kanyut. Ri Pandan is also called a part of a warangka or mendak. |
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Ron Dadap see Godong Dadap
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Ronggo see Rangga
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Ron Genduru is a Pamor, read more here. |
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Ron Genduru Sinebit Is a Pamor, read more here. |
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Ron Genduru Sinebit Sungsang is a pamor. It very resembles to pamor Ron Genduru Sungsang, but the leaves are torn and the direction is reversed. Itcan also be combined with Wengkon so it is Ron Genduru Sinebit Sungsang Wengkon. This is even more difficult to make and valuable. |
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Ron Genduru Sungsang is a Pamor, read more here. |
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Ron Genduru Sinebit Sungsang |
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Ron Genduru Sinebit Sungsang Wengkon |
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Ron Genduru Sungsang Wengkon is a pamor. Ron Genduru Sungsang can be combined with Wengkon so it is Ron Genduru Sungsang Wengkon. |
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Ron Sedah see Godong Sedah |
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Ron Teki is a Dapur of a straight keris. The blade length is normal without Ada-Ada. This Dapur has a small Kembang Kacang, two Lambe Gajah and Gandik is three times as long as normal. This Dapur has Pejetan and Sogokan. This Dapur is according to keris experts suitable for farmers, ranchers and distributors of agricultural goods. |
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Ron Pakis is a Pamor, read more here. |
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Ros-Rosan Tebu is a Pamor, read more here. |
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Ruas Bambu is a Dapur of a keris from Eastern Sumatra, Riau, Malaysia and Southern Thailand. It is rarely seen. The blade has several small Pudak Sategal at intervals of 2.5 to 4.2 cm. The blade is longer than normal, approx. 52-64 cm. The warangka is usually the model Buah Mancang and the handle is Pekaka or Tapak Kuda. This Keris in Bangkinang is without pamor and roundish. |
