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This unique bowl is hand-carved from the native Hawaiian Milo wood. The carving on the bowl depicts Kane the god of creation. These bowls are more than just vessels; they embody ceremonial significance, paying homage to their Polynesian heritage. They grace altars as offerings, stand as sacred artif...

Explore the Artistry of Maori Whakairo Wood Carving Maori Whakairo or wood carving encompasses a rich tradition of artistic expression within Māori culture. This tradition is distinguished by its intricate patterns, unique styles, and symbolic motifs, each carrying a rich cultural significance. Eve...

Wahaika were used in close hand-to-hand combat to defect blows, and to strike the chest, head and wrist. Many wahaika have a small figure carved on their side called a Pūkaiora which represented a tribal war God that would guard over the warrior during battle. This unique piece has been made using ...

On the southern part of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, the Toraja people carve life-sized wooden effigies of dead elites. The tau-tau (“little person", or “person-like") are meant to commemorate the person and serve as a portrait as well as vessel for the spirit of the deceased. Some of the ...

This is a Vintage Marka Janus Merekun Double Headed Figure Puppet from Mali. Marka are famous for their masks and puppets. This puppet is a ceremonial puppet and decorated with brass hammered metal, yarn pompoms and cowrie shells. A Janus puppet like this is used in ceremonies related to the circumc...

Our a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Skillfully carved by Balinese artisans, it embodies the essence of Hindu mythology and culture.The mask showcases intricate details, expressing the mythical creature's fierce and protective nature. It is made of Indonesian teak wood and has an aged patina that add...