Tribal art from Borneo is a captivating representation of the island's rich cultural diversity. The indigenous peoples of Borneo, such as the Dayaks and Iban, have produced intricate wood carvings, masks, and textiles for centuries. These artworks often feature motifs inspired by their connection to nature, spirits, and rituals. Bornean tribal art not only reflects their unique way of life but also serves as a window into the island's vibrant and mystic traditions. Please, feel free to inquire for further information about the pieces.
MEASUREMENTS: 12.2 " x 8.2" x 4.3" (cm 31 x 21 x 11 ) Large Dayak Iban mask, showing significant signs of wear. The eyebrows have remnants of nails, likely used to secure pieces of animal fur that served as hair. There are signs of erosion on the back. A nice old piece.
