1930s Interlocking Bronze Statuette: Dayak Tribe of Borneo

1930s Interlocking Bronze Statuette: Dayak Tribe of BorneoTraveling Man Treasures is selling this 1930s indigenous Dayak tribe interlocking bronze statuette (Hampatong & Primitive Statuary). While many traditional hampatong ancestral figures are carved from durable ironwood, Dayak metalworkers also cast expressive figures in bronze and brass using primitive casting methods. This bronze statuette is in great condition for its age and features an aged patina with dark encrustations. DIMENSIONS: 5" H x 2. 5" L

standing in a pronounce tribhanga posture with hand-chased chignon

This limited edition (10/35) piece is in excellent condition with no issues as shown in the photos

this plate truly is an excellent piece of replica artwork and worthy of adding to any Ancient Egyptian collection

The Queen Mary line was machine-made pressed glass

this diminutive piece embodies the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of its era

Upon closer inspection

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this antique four-faced bronze Hindu Brahma head mounted on a wooden base

stylized facial hair

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this set of three handcrafted cast-stone resin wall relief plaques fashioned by PNW artist Rodd Ambroson

and includes Funasaka's signature "lemon" to brighten the piece further

The sculpture forms a stable pyramidal structure

and would make an excellent central piece of any ancient civilization art collection