Lake Sentani - West Papua - Tapa

Reserve Reduced! Title: Lake Sentani - West Papua - Tapa Maker: Sentani Tribe Origin: Papua New Guinea Date/Period: 2010 Materials: Tree Bark Dimensions: Length 270cm / 106 inches, width 58cm / 23 inc

Decorative Ancestor Figure in the style of Lake Sentani, West Papua New Guinea, Indonesia. 20th C. Size: 29'' x 8.5'' x 7'' (74 x 22 x 18 cm). Height on Stand: 30.25" (77 cm).

Wooden lime sticks were commonly used in West Papua. The stick was inserted into a container made of a gourd, which contained lime powder, used for chewing betel nut. This collection of sticks, from L

Carved from a dense heavy wood with classic facial features, form and style. Lake Sentani or related ethnic groups, North Western Papua New Guinea. The figure is well handled and worn, small chip out

A Lake Sentani Feast Bowl Irian Jaya, Indonesia, c. early to mid 20th century Long pointed oval of blackened wood, with the convex side covered with swirling forms suggestive

Headrest, Lake Sentani, PNG (Pupuan Side)Stylized crocodile form with a male and female ancestor figure placed at the head and the tail. Incised scroll design, typical of the Lake Sentani Region carve

Ancestor Figure Asmat Irian Jaya, West Papua, c. 1950s. Carved wood, with traces of white and red pigment. On stand. Provenance: Michael Hamson Oceanic Art, Palos Verdes Estates, CA; Acquired by Ameri

8 Asmat Drums, Central and Coastal Region, West Papua (Formerly Irian Jaya). Lengths ranging from 20'' (51 cm) to 46'' (117 cm).

Cenderawasih (Geelvink) Bay, in yellow, green, red and blue beads, 60cm x 52cm

Photographer: Sebastiao Ribeiro Salgado Junior is a Brazilian social documentary photographer and photojournalist. He has traveled in over 120 countries for his photographic projects. Most of these ha

A Superb Lake Sentani paddle with classical raised carved designs and dry weathered surface. Provenance: Field collected by Todd Barlin, C. 1980's. The Paddle measures 63 inches long x 5.5 inches wide

Irian Jaya carved wood paddle, West Papua province, Indonesia, 3'9''l

The Art of Lake Sentani The Museum of Primitve Art Kooijman, S. New York: University Publishers, Inc. (1959). ISBN: none English Text/Edition 64 pages 117 b/w illustrations Hardcover with dust jacket

decorated in tones of yellow, white and blue, 43cm x 35.5cm

A rare and quite large Marind-Anim drum. Marind-Anim people, West Papua (Formerly Irian Jaya). Of hourglass form with square handle, the lower section with typical triangular and spiral designs and re

A Fine Coastal Asmat drum; Asmat, West Papua (Formerly Irian Jaya)Of classical form, the drum with elaborate handle of scroll-work designs with complex patterns forming stylized classical motifs. The

A Nulla Nulla ironwood war club, used by natives of Dutch New Guinea ( Papua and West Papua New Guinea) to fend off enemy natives. Carved and etched with a raised geometric motif on both sides. Measur

A Fine Coastal Asmat shield. Asmat people, Central and Coastal region, West papua (Formerly Irian Jaya). The shield of classical elongated rectangular form, with deeply carved designs in red against a

Noviadi Angkasapura. (b. 1979, Jayapura - now West Papua) Untitled #1 Black and White Portrait. Signed. Ink and graphite on paper. Excellent condition. Image is 7"w x 10"h. Est. $600-900. Ship: $35

Ye stone, ancestor stone from West Papua.Height is 69 centimeters.Provenance is Belgian collection, 2015.

Mbitoro Figure Mimika (Kamoro People) West Papua Mid 20th century Wood, pigments 85 cm This rare figure is called Mbitoro: freestanding, open worked woodcarving, hands under the chin holding a ancesto

Fine Ye stone, ancestor stone from West Papua probably the Dani tribe. Decorated with grey fiber and hair of kuskus, a marsupial from New Guinea.Height is 51 centimeters and width is 15 centimeters.Pr

A fine and rare Mimika (Kamoro) drum. Mikika (Kamoro) people, West Papua (Formerly Irian Jaya).Of simple form, the old drum of waisted hourglass shape with the top quarter carved in typical Mimika pat

**First Time At Auction** Oceania, North/West Papua New Guinea, Maprik region, near the Torricelli Mountains, Lumi peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fascinating example of a Lumi money stick compose