Pakayun

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Justin '706' Rollins (British), 'Pakagun', 2019, mixed media on canvas, signed to the canvas overlap; canvas: 76 x 61cm

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Murut Sword Pakayun from Kalimantan, 19th Century, sharply curved single edge blade, brass grip, circular guard and wooden pommel of conventional form, in its wooden scabbard with engraved decora

Endemic to the Murut People of North Kalimantan, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining much original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a c

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Endemic to the Murut People of North Kalimantan, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining much original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a c

dating: End of 19th beginning of 20th Century provenance: Kalimantan, Long and strong, curved blade, forged in laminated steel, with a groove through all the length. Hard-wood grip with a forked pomme

dating: 19th Century provenance: Borneo, Curved, single-edged blade with double groove. Wooden grip with two-tipped pommel, brass-covered grip with vegetable binding. North Borneo/Sabah/Sarawak. lengt

dating: 19th Century provenance: Kalimantan, Long, curved, single-and false-edged blade, tip, in pamor, with double fuller, engraved at the base with leaves. Flat, circular quillon, carved with petals

dating: 19th Century provenance: Kalimantan, Curved, single-edged blade, in pamor. Wooden grip with two-tip pommel and brass base with round quillon, central part covered with vegetable fiber. Wooden

Single edged blade of 22.5 inches. Wood grip with anima skin decoration. Buck skin decorated wood scabbard. Early/Mid 20th Century.

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel and lengthy ferrule terminating in a small, circular guard. The long, curved blade of flattened wedge section

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

Endemic to the Murut peoples, the carved wooden hilt with characteristic bifurcate pommel retaining its original woven wicker covering, and lengthy brass ferrule terminating in a circular guard with p

dating: 19th/20th Century provenance: Kalimantan, Curved, single-edged blade, in pamor. Wooden grip with two-tip pommel and brass base with round and engraved quillon. Murat, Northern Borneo. See 'Tra