Dayak Blowgun From Borneo

Quiver for blowgun arrows - Dayak - Borneo - 20thRegion: AfricaPeriod: 20th centurySizes: H=285mm L=140mmWeight (K): 0.450kgCondition: At first glance - patina of use - no restoration - no repair

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan region, Dayak peoples, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A rare example of a lengthy wooden blowgun known as a sumpit (literally "blow-pipe")

Borneo. Hand forged iron. This dates to a period of active headhunting amongst the Kayan-Dayak peoples who had a collective belief in Animism. Taking heads was a means of revenge, and also a way of se

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Sarawak, Iban Dayak peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved bamboo quiver of cylindrical form meant for holding dozens of slender wooden blowgun darts. The e

Man's Shoulder Cloth, Iban Dayak, Borneo, Indonesia. Warp ikat, handspun cotton, natural dyes, mid 20th c. Size: 86'' x 39'' (218 x 99 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17

Man's Shoulder Cloth, Iban Dayak, Borneo, Indonesia. Warp ikat, handspun cotton, natural dyes, mid 20th c. Size: 64'' x 40'' (163 x 102 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/1

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

Dayak Borneo Kalimantan Ancestor Figure. Carved wood. It measures 14 inches high and 4 inches widest. Weight: 2 Lbs. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confidential reserves, all acc

Dayak Borneo Kalimantan Shaman"s Small Box. Wood, rattan, bamboo,braided fibers, beads, bark.Something is inside, but the lid is nailed and we do not dare to open it. It measures 6 1/2 inches tall and

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Wood and rattan. Bow measures 19 1/4" long and 30 3/4" wide. First quiver without lid measures 11 3/4" long and 2 3/4" wide. Second quiver measures 20 3/4" long, 2 1/4" w

Dayak Borneo Ceremonial Bowl. Carved wood, fiber. It measures 22 x 6 1/4 inches. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confidential reserves, all acceptable bidding commences at the onl

2 Dayak Borneo Betelnut Lime Containers. Indonesian. Largest Size: 9.75"L, 25 cm (object). Provenance: Bob Brand and Liz Werthan, Philadelphia.

Dayak Borneo Kalimantan Container with Figures. Wood, bark, rattan stripes and fiber cord . It measures 5 inches high, 8 ¾ long and 3 ¼ inches widest. Weight: 5 oz. This is a NO RESERVE

Antique Seated Hampatong, Dayak, Borneo, 19th C. Carved wood. Areas of restoration. Provenance: ex Dorothy Simon Collection. Size: 31.5'' x 13'' x 11.5'' (80 x 33 x 29 cm). Reference: Feldman, Jerome.

Ceremonial dance shield with guardian face motif. Dayak. Borneo Island, Indonesia. Wood, paint. H: 43", W: 10". Provenance: Mark Johnson, Los Angeles

Ceremonial dance shield with guardian face motif. Dayak. Borneo Island, Indonesia. Wood, paint. H: 43", W: 10". Shipping costs noted below are estimates for USA locations via

Shield with rattan bindings. Dayak. Borneo Island, Indonesia.

Ceremonial plaited mat with stylized bird motifs. Dayak. Borneo Island, Indonesia. L: 67" (170 cm), W: 33" (84 cm).

Fine Borneo Dayak Hampatong Ancestor Figure. Size: OA 70" high. Figure, 49.5" x 8.5" x 8.5"

Early 20th-century shield (known as a kliau or klebit), Mualang-Dayak people, West Kalimantan, Borneo Island, Indonesia. Honey-colored wood with black and red-brown pigments outlining the features of

Dayak (Indonesia, Borneo) Hampatong Collected by Dan Kingsley in the 70's as a "runner" or field collector for the MET, Museum of Natural History (NY) and assosrted collectors, worldwide. Collected in

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

Dayak Lintel, Borneo, 19th Century. Carved wood and pigment. Provenance: Galerie Carrefour, Paris, France with original receipt; ex Collection of a French diplomat, purchased in 1890, while stationed