Neka Museum in the artist colony of Ubud, Bali has recorded 272 heirloom keris blades that are displayed in two rooms exclusively reserved for collecting sacred objects.
In addition to a dagger in the other five rooms are also on display 312 works of painting and sculpture collection is arranged in such a way as one who utuh.Ratusan keris collection hunted and collected for over 50 years was preserved in the development of Neka museum that was built 28 years ago.
Dozens dagger plots are masters of the past or the present, displayed side by side in the museum, with the hope and encouragement can be used as a comparison for crafters and artists to further improve their creativity kris.
Of the 272 collections that are displayed keris, kris 19 of them historic heritage of the kingdoms in Bali, kris 63 plots remaining masters of the past and the present claim crafters, said Pande Wayan Suteja Neka.
No comments:
Post a Comment