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Conogre · 31st March 2005, 04:50 PM

I fully concur....that's an awesome contemporary piece that, IMHO shows that the evolution of ethnographic pieces has by no means come to an end.
Large portions af Africa are still just a stone's (no pun intended) throw away from their roots and I suspect that remote regions of Indonesia and New Guinea will likewise prove to be the same.
The hilt is reminiscent of a Bilao piece, and likely shares that linneage, correct?
Great find!
Mike

31st March 2005, 04:50 PM	#15
Conogre Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Clearwater, Florida Posts: 371	I fully concur....that's an awesome contemporary piece that, IMHO shows that the evolution of ethnographic pieces has by no means come to an end. Large portions af Africa are still just a stone's (no pun intended) throw away from their roots and I suspect that remote regions of Indonesia and New Guinea will likewise prove to be the same. The hilt is reminiscent of a Bilao piece, and likely shares that linneage, correct? Great find! Mike