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Hand Carved Hudoq Mask from KalimantanA SYMBOL OF GOOD LUCK This beautiful mask comes from Kalimantan in Indonesia and is carved in wood with ancient techniques by local artisans. It's painted with traditional motifs, crowned by feathers and is the only piece in our collection with this particular design. Hudoq is a thanksgiving festival of the Dayak tribe on Kalimantan, happening in September October every year. According to traditional beliefs hudoqs are thirteen crop destroying pests,

Dimensions with the stands: heights ca 35 and 39cm x 24 x 7cm

a Malaysian state on Borneo and home of the Iban people

This beautiful set of 2 necklaces comes from Papua New Guinea and is handmade by local artisans with Cowrie shells that have been embroidered onto a crochet base made out of natural fibre

17 x 18cm diameter

traditional to the area

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The most notorious tribe known to wear the Septum tusks are the Asmat

Buddha’s head is rich in symbolism

The comb: 39 x 13

A SYMBOL OF FRIENDSHIP

In Tanimbar

Today they are used in traditional ceremonial dances

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