Tribal Art Gallery

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‘Tikam’ (hip/waist ornament) ca. early 20th centuryBontoc people, Igorot group, Philippi

Reconstruction of Hunter Gatherers living near Formby around 4500 years ago and worked stone artefac

Cranes and Serpents, 475-221 BC, China, reportedly from Hunan province, Changsha, Warring States per

Set of Hmong tribal jewelry, including bracelets, earrings and necklace. Southeastern Asiasource: 1,

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Wedding ensemble from Albania, 1890 -1910

1. ‘Dekoggoro’ Arm Band. Gan peoples, Burkina Faso.| Bronze | ca. 19702. 'Dekoggoro&rsqu

Tribal sword (hilt missing) from Cameroon, early 20th century.from Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Some personal stuff drawn for fun and relax…I will be grateful if you support my art:https://

Headdress; silver filigree work, coral and glass insets, enamel ca. 19th century, Anti Atlas region,

Micmac Beaded Hide Moccasins

Leon Carre Illustration in the article “Aro Arii Te Tara” in the L'Illustration, Decembe

Crest Helmet, late 19th century, wood, copper, nails, cotton, deerskin, pigment, Kaigani Haida or Tl

Uzbekistan | Jewellery from the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts in Tashkent | 19th - 20th c

art-of-swords:Kiliç Sword Dated: late 19th centuryProvenance: Eritrea - a gift to the tribal chiefs

Head’s ornament, Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (Pacific Ocean). Cetacean’s teeth, pearls.

CorsetDinka People, Sudan

virtual-artifacts:Clothing PanelObject Name: OrnamentDate: late 19th–early 20th centuryGeography: Ce

1. Central Yup'ik Eskimo Raven Mask of Doolagiak The name of the Mask is “Doolagiak” and

Transformation mask representing the sunNative term:t'lisala daldalagamlDate created:1870-1910Artist

Fibula with Chain ConnectorAfrica, Morocco, North Africa region metal, green, blue, and red glass; g

Nigeria - Benin Ram’s Head Hip MaskProvenance:Julius Carlebach, New YorkJack Passer, New YorkE

Ear adornments from Tahala, Marocco, ca. 1920

Bullroarer (Upura or Imunu Viki), late 19th–early 20th century. Papua New Guinea, Papuan Gulf, Purar

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