Papua New Guinea Ceremonial House Panel Painting

Old Papua New Guinea Men"s Ceremonial House Panel Painting.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, fibers. It measures 32 1/2 inches high x 24 inches widest. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or con

Old Papua New Guinea Men"s Ceremonial House Panel PaintingPigments, Sago Palm Tree, fibers It measures 34 inches high x 22 1/2 inches widest. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confi

Papua New Guinea Men's Ceremonial House 2 painted panels.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, Fibers. Tallest measures 42 1/4 inches high and 22 1/2 inches widest. The other one measures 41 inches high and 16 1/

Papua New Guinea Iatmul Ceremonial House Male Figure, carved wood, natural pigment, natural fiber, carved standing male figure on round plinth

2 New Guinea Painted Ceremonial House Panels,Shields. Two painted, tribal ceremonial house panels made of bark from New Guinea. One of the panels are made up of two separate pieces and joined together

Large ancestors house panel - Upper Sepik - Papua New Guinea Mid 20th century Wood 150 x 32 cm House panels are used in Papua New Guinea to decorate homes for the cult ceremonies. Imagery on each plat

Two Men's Cult House Panels, Abelam People, Papua New Guinea, early 20th century. One carved wood, the other paint on board (warped). Young Abelam men and boys traditionally underwent a series of init

Large 1.6 MTR cult House panel - Wogamush - Upper Sepik - Papua New Guinea 2nd half 20th century Wood, pigments 159 cm House panels are used in Papua New Guinea to decorate homes for the cult ceremoni

Lot of two wall panels, one rectangular Asmat house panel, and "Gope" ancestor door panel. Along with two Sentani feast platters, oe with abstract engravings, the other with figural engravings of monk

An intricately carved wood Suspension Hook used in ceremonial houses. Sepik River, PNG, The suspension hook is a carved female, with a large head, shell eyes, holding finely carved implement. Nicely d

This is a very large Kwoma Washkuk Ceremonial house carving of a female ancestor, Bangwis village, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea. Field collected in 1978 by John C. Edler in Bangwis from the B

A Rare Old Double Hunstien Garra figure - Field collected by John C. Edler, C. 1988 in Papua New Guinea. This carved wooden mask like sculpture was kept within ceremonial houses among the Bahinemo peo

Ancient Washkuk roof panel of a men's house - Kwoma - Papua New Guinea Mid 20th century Bark 45 x 38 cm Roof pane used for a men's house of Washkuk area. The panel is made from the inner bark of palm

This is a rare and genuine tribal made Bark Painting from the Middle Sepik river region, Iatmul people, Papua New Guinea. Field collected C. 1972, by Lynda Cunningham, NY. The fragile panel was create

A Carved wooden house mask, Possibly Keram or Ramu; Madang province , Papua new Guinea.The mask of classical flat-style, with long nose and smiling mouth, the surface encrusted, likely Mid-century, th

Vintage carved wood plaque from the Angoram people from the Sepik region of New Guinea. Features a hand carved scene depicting villagers with spears and houses as well as a fishing scene. Measures 16"

Papua New Guinea house post guardian, Middle Sepik region, carved wood with traces of pigment, showing three faces, used to protect men's common house, approx. 47"h x 9.5"w x 5.5"d Provenance: Arte Pr

Measures 4 1/4" W x 54 1/4" L x 2 1/2" D. Weighs 2.5lbs.

Papua New Guinea ceremonial figure, having polychrome decorations, imbedded cowrie shell eyes, 42"h x 6.5"dia

Woven plant fiber and feather ceremonial headdress, papua New Guinea. Some feather loss overall good condition.

Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Feast Bowl from Aibam Village, 10" high.

Artist unknown An Elaborate Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Headdress, 20th Century Mixed media piece comprised of painted bark, fiber, hair, and shells with feather and beetle decoration. On a metal stan

Old Shell Tribal Papua NEW GUINEA ceremonial necklace on a stand. An Overlapping Band Tribal Currency Shell Ceremonial Neck Ornament Brown Fiber Collar from .

Rare New Guinea Mai (Mwai) Mask from the Sepik region. Features an elongated form of a face with cowrie shell inlay and natural human hair. This type of mask is the second most important mask on the S