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Gaddang man's soklong: small wood hat with beads &MOP Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1950 item# 1125383 (stock# GDD013)
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A Gaddang man’s small wooden hat (called “soklong”) from the Gaddang people of northern Luzon, Philippines, circa mid-20th century. The hat (about three inches in diameter and two inches in height) is carved from a solid block of "narra" hardwood. The top of the hat is decorated with snake skin and the side is lined with serrated metal band; around the bottom rim is a half-inch metal band. Attached to the sides are two butterfly-shaped carvings from whole mother-of-pearl shells, measur ...click for details

Tiboli wooden comb with beaded strands Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1970 item# 1117544 (stock# TBI004)
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A beaded wooden comb ensemble from the Tiboli (possibly Bagobo) people of south central Mindanao, Philippines circa post 1950. The comb is made of hardwood with multi-colored beaded strands and multi-colored threads at the tips. At the top of the comb are chevron patterns also of multi-colored beads. The comb is 6.5 inches along the base and two inches high at the middle while the beaded longer strands are about 12 inches and the shorter, three inches long. The comb is in very good condition, wi ...click for details

Gaddang man's sayay: cloth pouch closed by metal rings Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1960 item# 1110628 (stock# GDD012)
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This is a male Gaddang cloth pouch (locally called “sayay”) from the Gaddang people of northern Luzon, Philippines, circa mid 20th century. The pouch is made of red commercial cotton cloth, knotted at one end so as to form a pouch, and decorated with multi-colored beaded bands and tassels at two corners. At the pouch and extending upwards for 14 inches are copper and incised silver rings from melted coins, which serve as locking mechanism for the pouch. The copper and silver rings are circa ear ...click for details

Antique rare Mandaya abaca ikat tube skirt Part 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Textiles: Pre 1920 item# 1107036 (stock# MDY010)
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A rare, antique Mandaya abaca (banana plant fiber) ikat tube skirt (locally called “linaog”), which has been opened, from the Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao Island, Philippines circa the early 1900s. This cloth, made of two similar panels sewn together on the selvedge, has the famous Mandaya textile design repertoire of a stylized human (locally called “utaw”) and crocodile (locally called “buaya”), with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main pa ...click for details

Antique rare Mandaya abaca ikat tube skirt Part 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Textiles: Pre 1920 item# 1107031 (stock# MDY010)
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A rare, antique Mandaya abaca (banana plant fiber) ikat tube skirt (locally called “linaog”), which has been opened, from the Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao Island, Philippines circa the early 1900s. This cloth, made of two similar panels sewn together on the selvedge, has the famous Mandaya textile design repertoire of a stylized human (locally called “utaw”) and crocodile (locally called “buaya”), with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main pa ...click for details

Isneg sipattal: mother-of-pearl neck-breast ornament Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980 item# 1104961 (stock# ISN003)
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A finely made mother-of-pearl neck-breast ornament (locally called “sipattal”) from the Isneg people of northern Luzon, Philippines, circa the second half of the 20th century. Nine butterfly-like carvings (each about 3 inches across and 1.75 inches high) from whole mother-of-pearl shells and four triangular patterns also of mother-of-pearls create the highlights of this ornament. The convex sides of the mother-of-pearls are of yellowish tone while the reverse concave sides are slightly whitish. ...click for details

Bontoc man's saklong: small basket hat Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980 item# 1104803 (stock# BTC002)
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A man’s basket hat (called “saklong”) from the Bontoc people of northern Luzon, Philippines circa post 1950. This hat is made of woven rattan, decorated with the black plume feathers of a wild rooster ("labuyo"), and two wild boar’s tusks. With a diameter of six inches and height of 2.5 inches, this hat is in excellent condition, with the twine handle recently replaced. The interested viewer can refer to the book, Form and Splendor, by Roberto Maramba, page 266, for a similar basket h ...click for details

Ifugao ginuttu: ceremonial shell belt Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1960 item# 1104076 (stock# IFG005)
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An Ifugao man's ceremonial belt of ground shells (locally called “ginuttu”), one of the most highly prized heirlooms, from the Ifugao people of northern Luzon, Philippines circa the mid-20th century. Worn by the Ifugao elite or “kadangyan”, the belt is comprised of 23 cone shells manually ground to a diameter ranging from 1.75 to 2.5 inches and thickness of about a quarter of an inch. An 11-inch knife with a six-inch rattan bound wooden hilt is attached to the belt via a 14-inch wooden sheat ...click for details

Antique Ifugao Kalanguya bulul Part 2 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Sculpture: Pre 1910 item# 1103574 (stock# IFG004)
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An antique Kalanguya “bulul” (rice granary god) from the Kalanguya people of southern Ifugao province, the Philippines circa early 1900s. Carved from red narra heavy hardwood in the stylistic tradition of the Kalanguya, the bulul’s face is owl-shaped, with etched points for the eyes, wide and flat nose, plain slit for the lips and just a hint for ears. Her arms hang sideways and her legs and feet are rudimentary like her arms and hands. The crusty patina, formed from rubbed rice cakes and poured ...click for details

Antique Ifugao Kalanguya bulul Part 1 Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Sculpture: Pre 1910 item# 1103571 (stock# IFG004)
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An antique Kalanguya “bulul” (rice granary god) from the Kalanguya people of southern Ifugao province, the Philippines circa early 1900s. Carved from red narra heavy hardwood in the stylistic tradition of the Kalanguya, the bulul’s face is owl-shaped, with etched points for the eyes, wide and flat nose, plain slit for the lips and just a hint for ears. Her arms hang sideways and her legs and feet are rudimentary like her arms and hands. The crusty patina, formed from rubbed rice cakes and poured ...click for details

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