Plateau Beaded Pictorial Bag. Circa 1920-30. Here is great possibly Umatilla bag that has a blue dog in the center. The bag is in very good condition. Measures 10" in height, and 9" in width. This bag

 

This impressive boomerang comes from the Goldfields of Western Australia which are 500km east of Perth. It was collected there in the 1960's and has an interesting engraved decoration to both sides. I

 

RARE CA 1880 - NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN COYOTE FUR / HIDE INDIAN BLANKET / OLD COARSE SPUN COTTON LINING / SIZE 44" X 64" - FROM RECENT LIQUIDATED OF THE WILD WEST MUSEUM IN PENNSYLVANIA - THE MUSEUM FO

 

Nail and mirror fetishes are a unique and important phenomenon of Kongo sculpture. In the Kongo, all these fetishes are called nkisi. Nkisi means “medicine”. Historically, there were two types of

 

PALEMBAI VILLAGE, MIDDLE SEPIK RIVER, PAPUA NEW GUINEA A TOTEMIC SPIRIT BIRD ATTACKING A SNAKE BUT THE SNAKE IS ALSO BITING THE BIRD CARVED WITH GREAT ATTENTION TO DETAIL PAINTED WITH CLAN DESIGNS THE

 

TitlePygmy/Mbuti Barkcloth Ituri Rainforest DR Congo AfricaType of ObjectBarkclothCountry of OriginDR CongoPeoplePygmy/MbutiMaterialsBarkcloth, pigmentApproximate Age20th centuryDimensions31 inches x

 

Offered is a very nice late 19th century beaded bag from the Caddo Indian tribe from Oklahoma and the Eastern Texas and Arkansas areas. Hanging from the top edge of the bag is a drop of twisted heavy

 

Tribal Arts Magazine, the best magazine for African, Oceanic, Pre-Columbian and all Tribal arts. Autumn/Winter 1998 V:2. 11 1/2 x 8 1/4", pb, 114 pages. Teotihuacan, Maori Art, War Charms of the Admir

 

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE RETABLO ON TIN WITH THE IMAGES OF THE HOLY FAMILY, PAINTING IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH SOME MINOR PAINT LOSS AROUND THE FACES BUT NOT ENOUGH TO TAKE AWAY ANY OF THE CHARM FROM THE PIE

 

THIS IS A TRADITIONAL ALUMINIUM BRACELET FROM THE LATUKU TRIBE OF NE AFRICA. WELL DEVELOPED PATINA. SLIGHTLY ENCRUSTED. SHOWS VERY GOOD AGE Made from recycled aluminium, using the lost wax technique.