Antique Indonesian kris, keris. Rare Melati pamor. 17th century. Healing powers. For Sale

Antique, spiritually powerful, Brojol, Melati Rinonce kris, keris - Mataram Tuban abad XVII era (17th century) - Wilah forged with a striking, near white execution of the rare Malati Rinonce pamor and Brojol dapur - Nunggak semi hilt and Solo Gayaman warangka of Sonokeling wood - Bunton pendok of mamas (silver alloy) with intricately chased botanical motifs.
The Medicine of Steel: Healing Soul of the Mataram Tuban Khodam.
Forged under the sacred fires of the 17th-century Mataram Tuban realm (Abad XVII), this ancient Pusaka is a breathing vessel of spiritual grace and deep energetic restoration. Resting within the rich, dark grains of its Sonokeling wood Solo Gayaman dress and encased in a finely chased mamas silver-alloy pendok, the wilah carries three centuries of unbroken spiritual intent waiting to align with its rightful keeper.
The ancient wilah is forged to the pristine, straight silhouette of Dhapur Brojol. Named after the Javanese principle of smooth, unobstructed birth (mbrojol), this sacred shape embodies the energy of pure beginnings and the effortless clearing of life's hurdles. When held in reverence, its spiritual frequency acts directly upon your inner landscape, dissolving mental turbulence and granting swift, smooth resolution to daunting obstacles, complex decisions, and high-pressure negotiations. Paths that once seemed blocked begin to open naturally before you.Etched across the dark, porous Javanese iron is a brilliant, near-white execution of the rare Pamor Melati Rinonce—resembling an unbroken garland of sacred jasmine flowers woven along the wilah. Just as physical jasmine fills a room with its subtle, intoxicating scent, this pamor radiates a continuous stream of harmony, high spiritual attraction (Pengasihan), and uninterrupted abundance (Rezeki). It draws goodwill and high-value opportunities into your orbit, ensuring that the resources of your household and business flow in a steady, unbroken chain while casting a gentle Pagar Ghaib (mystical shield) to absorb passive envy and negative intent long before it reaches your door.
At the very heart of this ancient piece dwells an extraordinary, noble Khodam—a master guardian and healing spirit bound to the steel during the 17th-century forging rituals. While many spirits guard with force, this ancient entity's primary essence is one of profound spiritual medicine and energetic rejuvenation. It acts as a divine conduit for Husada (mystical healing), continuously scanning its keeper’s subtle body to dissolve energetic stagnant pools, clear blocked meridians, and mend fractured auric fields caused by trauma, grief, or chronic daily stress.When placed near you during sleep, quiet rest, or deep meditation, the Khodam channels a cool, soothing frequency directly through your Batin (inner spirit). It works silently to draw out deep-seated emotional toxins, ease nervous exhaustion, and recalibrate your vital life force (Prana). In times of physical illness, fatigue, or spiritual depletion, its presence acts as a powerful energetic tonic, accelerating your body’s natural self-healing mechanisms and restoring a profound sense of inner equilibrium.
This restorative sanctuary is complemented by the blade’s physical forms: the straight silhouette of Dhapur Brojol, which clears mental clutter and removes life's obstacles, and the brilliant, near-white Pamor Melati Rinonce, which radiates an unbroken chain of harmony, high spiritual attraction (Pengasihan), and continuous abundance (Rezeki). Together with the Khodam's watchful guidance (Firasat) and quiet authority (Wibawa), this keris serves as an irreplaceable spiritual sanctuary—protecting your home, elevating your life, and continuously nourishing your soul.
Characteristics:
Dapur: BrojolPamor: Melati RinonceTangguh: Mataram Tuban abad XVII (17th century)
Dimensions:
Total length: 51,5 cm. 
Length of the keris: 50 cm.Length of the wilah: 39,5 cm
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