Name/Title
Wire Braided StaffEntry/Object ID
228; Full Code: 228.18.41-SC-TRTags
Staffs & Canes, Wire BraidedDescription
Asset 228 records a state of Advanced Structural Hybridization, documenting a 5-foot bamboo staff sourced from the Aurangabad technical node. This unit represents a state of Reinforced Kinetic Resilience, utilizing a high-density bamboo chassis integrated with full-radius Brass Wire Braiding. It stands as a physical record of Authoritative Perimeter Sovereignty, prioritizing absolute Surface Friction and high-status regional ornamentation.
I. Structural & Material Architecture
Botanical Core: The asset utilize a high-density Aurangabad Bamboo (Bambusoideae) shaft. Standing at 5 feet, it provides an optimized Reach-to-Mass Ratio, documenting a specimen with extreme wall-thickness characteristic of the semi-arid Aurangabad node.
Surface Reinforcement (Wire Braiding): The entire radius of the shaft is encased in tight, cross-patterned Brass Wire Braiding, personally commissioned from the Viramgam node.
The Science: The braiding records a state of External Structural Compression. This mechanical "Sleeve" prevents the bamboo fibers from recording longitudinal splitting under high-impact stress while radically increasing the Radial Rigidity of the 5-foot chassis.
Surface Condition: The brass wire provides a radical increase in Tactile Persistence. This textured interface ensures absolute Retention Certainty, achieving a state where the staff cannot be stripped from the wielder's grip by environmental moisture or manual force.Made/Created
Manufacturer
Forests of Maharashtra (Aurangabad)Date made
circa 2019Ethnography
Cultural Region
State/Province
MaharashtraMaterial
Bamboo, Brass, BronzeAcquisition
Acquisition Method
Purchase