Sword "mandau" - Indonesia - Borneo, Dayak

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak culture, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful and ornate "Mandau" sword handle that is hand-carved from deer antler with a braided ra

Traditional Dayak Borneo Mandau Sword - A Mandau, the traditional sword of the Dayak peoples of Borneo. The blade of the sword is engraved with traditional designs and has a reticulated and blackened

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Borneo, Dayak, Ngaju peoples, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden sheath wrapped with a yellow cloth and human hair tassels, and attached t

Antique Indonesian Tribal MANDAU Sword ~ Used by Borneo DAYAK Tribe Headhunters . Total length (inside scabbard if present) :22 3/4 ", Blade length : 16". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Cl

2 Iban Dayak Mandau Swords, Borneo, Sarawak, Malaysia. Carved horn handles, one with scabbard finely carved in the leech pattern. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size: Length of Blades 20" (5

Borneo, Dayak, ca. 19th / 20th Century CE. Mandau sword with scabbard and carved horn handles, black hair plumes. Grips bound with woven rattan thread, the blades have an edge on one side and are flat

A distinctive Bornean sword of the Iban Dayak, called a Mandau or Parang Ihlang,these swords are found in institutional and private collections in varying degrees of quality. They are distinguished by

Mandau Headhunter Sword, Dayak Peoples, Borneo. Wood, steel , antler, rattan, hair, 19th c. Measures 29". Weight 1 lb 5 oz.

Mandau Headhunter Sword, Dayak Peoples, Borneo. Wood, steel , antler, rattan, hair, 19th c. Measures 29". Weight 1 lb 5 oz.

A finer than average example, the antler grip with intricately carved pommel and finely-woven grip wrap. The hardwood scabbard well carved and profiled. The blade robust and well engraved in Dayak mot

Fine Dayak headhunter's mandau sword. 19th century Borneo. Well carved wood and leather wrapped handle with raffia / natural plant fiber...this may actually be hair. Measures 39" long. The handle meas

Fine Dayak headhunter's mandau sword. 19th century Borneo. Carved wood and leather wrapped handle. Measures 33" long. The handle measures 7.25" long, 5.5" wide.

Schwert mit Scheide, "mandau" Dayak, Indonesien, Borneo Insel Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Eisen, Leder, Knochen, Naturfaser. L 66 cm. Provenienz: - Sammlung H., Haute-Garonne. - Hammer Auktion 92

This is an antique machete-like mandau Dayak sword and scabbard with deer antler or horn hilt. Dayak peoples, Kalimantan / Borneo/ Likely the Iban, a sub-group of the Dayak, who in the past were known

Early Borneo Tribal Sword w/ Knife - Dayak Mandau in Wooden Sheath + Whittling Knife

Beautiful warrior sword of the Dayak people, made of wood, iron, human hair and deer horn. Borneo, 19th century. Length 40 cm

wood, The Dayak placed traps to catch wild boar. To set the proper height of the trip cord, they used a special measuring stick, called "tun-tun". The figurative charms carved at the top of the "tun-t

wood, H: 52 cm, H: 20,5 inch Provenance: TEH Gallery, Berlin, Germany Continent: Asia

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak, ca. 19th century. A carved-wood shaman box of cylindrical form wrapped in three registers of braided rattan fiber with a pair of hand-carved tutelary figures

Indonesia Borneo Dayak Aristocratic Bahau-Busang hawat or baby carrier (19th Century), deeply carved wood and fiber back carrying straps, conus shell eyes having carved central motif of an "Aso" a typ

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a large hand-carved wooden hampatong representing an ancestral figure standing upon an integral cylindrical pedesta

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak, ca. mid-20th century CE. A large bridal mat of rectangular form woven from vegetal fibers; the bride and groom sleep on this mat after their wedding. The siza

Head Hunters Sword, Mandau-Borneo, 18 ¼” blade, has replaced plastic handle

**Originally Listed At $350** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An endearing monkey statue carved from a single piece of wood, the animal seated on a