1940s-1950s Dayak Bahau Ancestral/Guardian Statue: Borneo Western Asiatic and finished with appliques for

and finished with appliques for detail

Torcs were worn by both men & women and used mainly for self-adornment

which is characteristic of Burmese (Mandalay style) craftsmanship

This Bamana door lock embodies Bamana philosophy

These are two bronze lidded pots/jars made in India in the Mughal style

1940s-1950s Dayak Bahau Ancestral/Guardian Statue: Borneo Western Asiatic and finished with appliques forTraveling Man Treasures is selling this excellent handcrafted 1940s 1950s Dayak Bahau ancestral guardian statue from Borneo. This ironwood statue has a powerful squatting body, intricately carved shoulder pieces, delicate looped ears, and a fiercely protective face. The statue is topped with a removable carved brass helmet. DIMENSIONS: 19. 25" H x 6. 25" W x 6" D FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE US! The Dayak are a fascinating amalgamation of over 200 tribal