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Manual carved wooden frame from Bali with butterfly motiv
1930-1940
This frame shows the creativity of the Balinese; even a frame gets a rare motiv.
This butterfly pattern is rare.
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Manual carved wooden frame from Bali with butterfly motiv
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Wooden statue of a Balinese woman lookling in the mirror.
1930-1940
Sharp lines and great optical form choices are the features of this very small carving (19 cm!), resulting in a beautiful artwork.
Pls click on the photo for more info&photos.
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Wooden statue of a Balinese woman lookling in the mirror.
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Two horn carvings of a pedanda, a Balinese priest
1930-1950
Rare objects.
Masterly carved, the artist must have a full control and understanding of the material.
Most likely carved by I gusti Lanang Djlantik from Iseh, Karangasem.
He is depicted with a photo in the book "Bali, ATLAS KEBUDJAAN" Dr Goris and P L Dronkers (4-67).
This photo shows Djlantik carving a similar pedanda horn carving.
Until now I had never seen such a carving.
Please click on the photo for more photos&info.
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Two horn carvings of a pedanda, a Balinese priest
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Complete dance costume of a Balinese legong dancer. Prewar
1900-1940
Well preserved costume.
This costume was sent to an English dance institution, where they studied the various Asian dances.
Including the original dance crown and dance fan.
In 1936 a book was published "Temple dances of Bali" by the Swedish artist Tyra Kleen, which shows the various costumes of the legong-dance.
Please click n the the photo for more photos and info.
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Complete dance costume of a Balinese legong dancer. Prewar
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Wooden bust of a white boy made by a Balinese woodcarver.
1950-1970
Remarkable bust, made of heavy wood, and most likely carved as a result of a special request from the parents.
On Bali most of the visiting tourists wanted to take home a souvenir. Many chose a woodcarving, and busts, especially djanger busts, were very popular.
This young boy does not fit in the above mentioned category.
The gifted carver paid a lot of attention to details, and maybe the parents chose this carver for his bust-making reputation.
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Wooden bust of a white boy made by a Balinese woodcarver.
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Offering dish from prewar Bali
1930-1960
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Offering dish from prewar Bali
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
1930-1940
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
1930-1940
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
1930-1940
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940. Local name; Jempang
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940.
Local name; Jempang
1930-1940
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Pubic plate worn by young children in the Dutch Indies before 1940.
Local name; Jempang
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Cockspur case from prewar Bali
This set contains 16 spurs
Local name; Kotak Taji
This case is made of the precious satin wood. Therefore one may suggest that this case once belonged to a person from the higher cast or of great wealth.
All the 16 original spurs are still there.
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Cockspur case from prewar Bali.
This set contains 16 spurs.
Local name; Kotak Taji.
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