Dayak Mandau Traditional Weapon of Borneo Indonesia

An Indonesian Yogya basket, ca 1900 An Indonesian, Bali, low silver content (800/1000) large basket. A large basket with scalloped edges. The top edge is openwork with floral motif. Each side in the middle a Kalakop (a mask of a monster lion) (Bali) between lotus flowers and floral decor. In the inside on the bottom a Wajang figure. The silver from the former Dutch colony, East Indies, present-day Indonesia, is called Djokja. Traveling salesmen and repatriates brought many silver objects with them to the Netherlands. The largest and most beautiful production is from the period 1880 to 1930. Djokja silver...

Indonesian Silver Yogya Napkin Rings, 1930s Six Yogya silver napkin rings, made in Indonesia, 1930s. Each napkin ring has a flower decor in th...

A Toba Batak Indonesian bracelet, ca 1900 A bracelet made of brass in the shape of an elephant head with trunk with a green stone on the neck followed by a salamander, the rest with...

Indonesian Silver Yogya picture frame, 1930s A Yogya silver picture frame, made in Indonesia, 1930s. The frame has the pattern with lotus flow...

This hand-carved wooden mask is from Central Kalimantan on the island of Borneo. It features bulging eyes and a mouth emphasised by a full set of teeth and small nose. These masks we...

Handmade ethnic aged Borneo Ajat basket made from natural Rattan. Motifs of Burung Kenyalang / Hornbill Bird. Traditional ethnic Borneo woven natural organic fiber rattan basket A ...

This mid-20th century hand-woven basket originates from the Dayak tribe of Borneo crafted with bamboo & rattan fibres. The frame is crafted from bamboo and the combination of weaving...

A rare Museum quality Traditional Men’s Sword known as a Mandau. Used by the Dayak while on the Hunt and in former times in disputes regarding hunting rights and land boundaries. Thi...