A Dayak Hudoq Mask from Borneo

Dayak Hudoq Mask, Borneo, Early/Mid 20th. Carved and shaped wood, pigment and plant fiber. Classic form with attached ears, pronounced fangs. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size: 14'' x 18.7

Dayak Hudoq Mask, Borneo, Early/Mid 20th. Carved and shaped wood, pigment and plant fiber. Classic form with attached ears, pronounced fangs and rattan basketry helmet. Provenance: Private Collection

Vintage Dayak Hudoq Mask, Borneo. With customary attached ears with horn-like appendages and rattan basketry helmet, mid-20th C. On stand. Provenance: Todd Zieseniss Collection, Brigantine, NJ, ex Ind

2 Dayak Hudoq Masks, Borneo, Indonesia. Carved wood and pigment. Segments detached. Size: Ranging from 13'' x 16'' x 10'' (33 x 41 x 25 cm) to 18'' x 17'' x 6'' (46 x 43 x 15 cm).

A carved wooden dance mask with classic painted designs and attached ears, metal accented eyes. Such masks were attached to elaborate costumes and worn during village ceremonies. Dayak peoples, Kalima

A Carved wooden mask with elaborate and fantastic form and painted designs, attached appendages and mirror eyes, with attached basketry cap for wearing the mask. Dayak peoples, Kalimantan / Borneo , I

Two Dayak Masks, hudoq Borneo/Kalimantan, Indonesia, early to mid 20th century Both of traditional form with projecting narrow chin, mouth with fangs, and large ears&

An unusual miniature hand carved wood and painted mask, perhaps a clan totem or shrine object. The mask measures 7.5 inches tall x 9.75 inches wide. Dayak peoples, Borneo / Kalimantan , Indonesia. Pro

A fine old carved wood and painted ceremonial mask adorned with textiles and brass earrings and showing some age and field use. Dayak peoples, Borneo/ Kalimantan, Indonesia. The mask measures 15 x 13

Indonesian Hudoq mask of wild boar, early 20thc7"W x 9"D x 12.5"H (15.5" mounted)Bahau Dayak, East Kalimantan, Borneo depicting a Topeng Babi (wild boar), used in agricultural rite dances designed to

Dayak people wood Hudoq mask, protector of crops. Articulated mouth. 16" x 23"

Indonesian Dayak Hudoq mask 20th centurymixed media 41.75 h x 17 w x 13 d in (106 x 43 x 33 cm) This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

A slender and finely carved wooden face mask with highly stylized facial features, raised brow. A Mouth bit in the back. DAYAK PEOPLES, KALIMANTAN / BORNEO , INDONESIA. The mask measures 10.75 X 6.5 I

Antique Dayak Healing Mask Borneo measures 8" x 6"

Dayak Ceremonial Dance Mask, Borneo. Carved wood and pigment. Size: 9'' x 6'' x 5'' (23 x 15 x 13 cm). Private San Francisco CA. collection.

A slender and finely carved wooden face mask with highly stylized facial features, raised linear design that continues down the forehead, nose and chin. Dayak peoples, Kalimantan / Borneo , Indonesia.

Indonesia- East Kalamantin Hudoq Dayak mask. 15w x 13h x 6.5d.

Indonesian Hudoq Mask, Bahau Dayak, carved wood, mirror eyes. Measured" H 9" x W 18" x D 11"

This is a very interesting old wood sculpture featuring a Dayak Mother and child, the mother having a hudoq mask like face and the baby on her back in a traditional carrier, as she holds a Tortoise to

Iban Borneo tribal mask, used by the land Dayak for ceremonial dance, colors & husk-like vegetation to use as beard symbolize a very important person, 14" h excluding beard

Maske Dayak Bidayuh, Indonesien, Borneo Insel Mit Sockel / with base Holz, Leder. H 20,5 cm. B 15,5 cm. Provenienz: - Annick Cical, Galerie l’Asie Animiste, Paris. - Sammlung H., Haute-Garonne.

**Originally Listed At $400** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, eastern Kalimantan, Kayanic Dayak complex, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden mask depicting a stylized anthro

Large Dayak Ancestor Skull Mortar, Borneo - A large and heavy wooden mortar, in the shape of a stylised skull, representing an ancestor mask 48 x 30 cm.

A wonderfully stylized old Dance mask with large bulbous nose, wide ears and a large toothy retractable jaw representing a powerful forest spirit. This mask shows plenty of wear and field use. * Once