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Here are my three.
Good thread Maurice. All the best Roy |
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Good idea for a thread Maurice, very sadly I have nothing to add.
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![]() I'm sure you'll find one sooner or later! ![]() And you have very nice Moluccan shields.... Maurice |
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This shield was once in my collection, and is belongs to a friend now.
The photos are bad unfortunately, but it does show the painted motifs clearly enough. The handle of this one had an enormous glossy patina of use. Probably this one was used as a dancing shield...? |
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The klebit bok (hairy shield) is one of the book and I think it is a Kayan shield from the kayans living in the Sarawak area. The second one is plain, and in very good condition. I remember the thread before and I still think it's a good old one! The third one is also a very nice one. Often these kind of shields are (partly) painted with red dye, and were in use by the seadayaks. Thanks for sharing these wonderfull shields Roy! Best wishes, Maurice |
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I love those figures with lots of eyes on te back of the hair shield. I must say that the decorations on the back are often much more interesting than the decoration on the front. ![]() |
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