The Nagas

Naga Burma/India Necklace. Carnelian beads, stone beads, shells, bronze beads, cord. Comparable examples illustrated in: Naga Treasures, Tribal Adornment from the Nagas India and Myanmar. Manfred Gieh

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Java, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful and ornate percussion instrument known as a kentongan (pentongan), a type of slit drum / gong. This was signaling and ce

Konyak Naga Massive Red Glass Trade Bead Necklace, 32". Classic, original, extremely substantial 133-strand glass trade bead necklace traditionally worn by both men and women of the Konyak Nagas - the

Konyak Naga Large Red Glass Bead Necklace - a classic, very large example of a multistrand glass trade bead necklace worn in abundance by both men and women of the Konyak Nagas - 81 strands of tubular

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'3'' x 3'5'' (160 x 104 cm).

Navy Color "Royal" Naga Necklace: 49-strand, authentic, original navy glass trade bead necklace, worn by Konyak tribe Nagas in the far northeast corner of Assam, India on the Burma border. Special pie

Antique Balinese Carved Temple Ornament with Two Nagas. Carved and paint-decorated wood. On Included stand. Size: 7.5'' x 14'' x 1'' (19 x 36 x 3 cm); Height on Stand: 10.25" (26 cm).

Konyak Naga Mustard Glass Bead Necklace - a classic multi strand glass trade bead necklace worn by men and women of the Konyak Nagas -fine, well-worn old glass trade seed beads of European origin - au

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'2'' x 3'5'' (157 x 104 cm).

Konyak Naga small white heart glass trade bead necklace 5-strand necklace of antique, high value burgundy glass "whiteheart" beads from Europe, traded to, collected and worn by Nagas with enough wealt

Konyak Naga Small Whiteheart Glass Trade Bead Necklace – original 4-strand necklace of antique, high value burgundy glass "whiteheart" beads from Europe, traded to, collected and worn by Nagas

Group of two solid cast brass Asian origin Buddha or Nagas portrayed with human faces and snakes extending over head areas. Original patina to both. Measures 5 3/4 in. x 3 1/4 in. x 2 3/8 in. MMB Inc.

Nagas Of Narwar Bronze Half-Kakini Ancient Coin.

This votive piece, hailing from Southeast Asia and dating to before the 15th century, depicts the Buddha in a state of meditation, safeguarded by the naga's hood. The naga, a revered serpent deity, is

First revised and enlarged Indian Edition. "Head-hunters of Assam in Peace and War". Pictorial dust-jacket with red title. Protective mylar cover. Publishers green cloth with blind-stamped lineal bord

The Nagas Hill Peoples of Northeast India Jacobs, Julian / Harrison, Sarah / Herle, Anita / Macfarlane, Alan London: Thames and Hudson Ltd (1990). ISBN: 0-500-97388-1 English Text/Edition 359 pages 25

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100-400 A.D. Ancient India Bronze Nine Nagas Coin With COA.

Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Khmer Empire (Angkor culture), ca. 11th to 13th century CE. A monumental, finely carved stone Buddha, seated on a three-tiered serpentine throne, with the flaring, hooded hea

Northern India, Naga, mid to late 19th CE. An early leather headhunter's bag dramatically decorated with four monkey skulls, the two at each end framed by pairs of animal (perhaps boar) tusks, with a

Exceptionally rare 18th century Naga Tribe grain mill table, Spanish Colonial Era, circa 1760, metal hardware, on contemporary stand ​​​​​​​29 x 97 x 29.5"

Ca. 18th century Thai style meditation Buddha, seated on a simple three-tired throne, with the flaring head of a giant Naga, the serpent King Muchalinda, rising behind protectively behind. His hands a

Ca. 12th century Baphuon style meditation Buddha, seated on a three-tired throne, with the flaring head of a giant Naga, the serpent King Muchalinda, rising behind protectively behind. His hands are i

Borneo, late 19th century, Iban, cotton, dragons making love motif, attached to cotton frame, 7 ft. 3 in. x 3 ft. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina