Since there was a comment on the details, here they are! What do you think? Obviously, the big one's the sword (Nagasari) and the smaller one's the dagger (Ratnawati).
There will be an update of the designs soon. For now, feast your eyes on the smaller version of the weapons in 'Hereditary Weapons'.
| Date | Name | Comment |
| Apr 21 2000 | Elfwood artist: Troy L. Megli, (Click here to visit!) | WOW! Those are exquisite! Thanks for the close up! |
| Apr 21 2000 | Elfwood artist: Maya Jean, (Click here to visit!) | I want one like THESE! It is so beautiful, all those details and carving, you did a really nice job! The light reflecting on the metal makes them almost real. |
| Apr 24 2000 | Elfwood artist: Martin Baldysz, (Click here to visit!) | This, me friende... This is art. |
| May 27 2000 | Elfwood artist: Joellena S. 'azul' Asher, (Click here to visit!) | *swoons from the sheer beauty and deadly-ness of these blades* my friend i bow to your superior skill and patience with weapons!! |
| Sep 11 2000 | Elfwood artist: Ayizi Sel, (Click here to visit!) | fantastic, the contrast between the smooth- wavy background and the pieces makes the work more attractive. |
| Nov 11 2000 | Elfwood artist: Christiaan, A.Iken, (Click here to visit!) | hey awesome detaill, the handles really are three dimensional and not just flat ink drawings. this is great. i'm glad you approved... |
| Jan 29 2001 | ArchenAngel | I must say you have great tast for fantisy swords. I am a blacksmith for fantisy swords, in fact I have built final fantasy 7's clouds sword and I have built 3 katanas, but love building fantasy swords, and if you don't mind I would like to build your sword. Fantastic work. |
| Nov 2 2002 | ... | Where's your business? These would make excellent swords. (oops sorry, dagger & sword) |
| Feb 9 2003 | Anonymous | Those are amazing I would love to learn how to do that.Do you have apprentices? I would like to see the blade though.Because in the picture allyou can see is the handle. |
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