Indonesian Toraja Granary Door with Buffalo Head, Sulawesi

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, South Sulawesi Island, Toraja culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely-built square granary door, hand-carved from dense jackfruit wood, with an abstract bu

Toraja Granary Door with Animal Head. carved wood, old patina. On stand. Size: 14'' x 12'' x 11'' (36 x 30 x 28 cm). Height on stand: 15" (38 cm).

19th C. Sulawesi Toraja Wood Granary Door Man Riding A Cow. Measure 36" X 23". The Toraja are one of the oldest ethnic groups in all of Indonesia, though they did not view themselves as an ethnic grou

Cased Indonesian Toraja carved wooden grave door, depicting a stylized buffalo, pierced square center, this door's purpose was to enclose a grave on the side of a burial cave, clear acrylic case is da

A rare early to mid-1900s Sa’dan Toraja peoples carved wooden door with Buffalo motif, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.This door provided passage between two rooms in a Toraja lineage house (tongkona

Indonesian Toradja door, Sulawesi Island, centering a stylized bull's head with horns, 21"h x 16.5"w. Provenance: Collection of Vanna and N. Lee Lacy (Palm Springs, California)

**Originally Listed At $400** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden head depicting a stylized anthropomorphic visage with deep eye caviti

**Originally Listed At $550** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Timor Island, Tetum; Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fabulous ensemble of 3 spoons: 2 Toraja wood spoons an

Toraja Tomb Door, Sulawesi, Indonesia, 19th century. Such doors were placed at the entrance to shrines carved in limestone cliffs. They served as doors to crypts which held the remains of members of t

An Indonesian Batak Tribal Granary door 89 x 48 cm

**Originally Listed At $500** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, South Sulawesi, Toraja people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A wonderful set of 3 hand-carved wooden spoons, each exhibiting a range

Indonesian Toraja Tau-Tau Standing Male Ancestor Figure, Sulawesi, early/mid 20th century, jackfruit wood. Size: 53'' x 11'' x 16'' (135 x 28 x 41 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserv

Indonesian Toraja Ikat Sekomandi Textile, Sulawesi, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 5'3'' x 15'3'' (160 x 465 cm). See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collectio

A large carved wood granary door with carvings of Ibises and two heads with whte pigment: 26 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D x 59" H

Tür mit Wasserbüffelkopf-Relief Toraja, Indonesien, Sulawesi Ohne Sockel / without base Holz. H 59 cm. B 53 cm. Provenienz: Gérald Minkoff (1937-2009) und Muriel Olesen (1948-2020), Gen

**Originally Listed At $200** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. late 20th century CE. A massive woven textile, made of two joined panels, with knotted fringe at its shorte

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, South Sulawesi, Toraja people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fascinating set of wooden anthropomorphic puppets known as tau tau, connected by two dowels. The figures

A large granary door from Nagaland, NE India encompassing classic iconography of headhunter culture. Two carved taken heads, large, spreading mithun horns, 34 hornbills, and two dao holder representat

Celebes (Suluwesi) Island sacred ritual cloth, painted in brown, the central corral formed by buffalo heads and surrounded by boys and buffalo, the animal most associated with prosperity among the Tor

Ladle with buffalo head figure on handle. L: 12" (30.5 cm). Toraja people. Sulawesi Island, Indonesia.

DESCRIPTION: A bronze door knocker by Carole Danyluk. Features a hinged cape buffalo head fitted to a bronze back panel. Numbered: 35/ 500. Signed:"C. Danyluk". Includes protective green velvet satche

West Africa, Mali, Dogon or Bamana, early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved lock intended for a granary door, made of wood featuring three anthropomorphic figures. Three simple heads project from

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, South Sulawesi, Toraja peoples, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. An attractive carved wooden lute with two strings and a tuning peg for each. The body is decorated with flo

Ca. late 19thC. Sulawesi brass head ornament or "Sanggori" on stand. Traditionally worn by Toraja warriors, apparently the shine of a well-polished Sanggori was strong enough to blind the enemy and ex