SOLD: Karaut (Pectoral) Ornament
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SOLD: Karaut (Pectoral) Ornament
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Abelam Culture, Papua New Guinea
Fiber, Boar Tusk, Shells, Pigment
Early/Mid 20th Century
15.75 x 5 in. / 40 x 13 cm
Height on custom display stand: 16.25 in. / 41 cm
Provenance: Ex. Michael Hamson
This piece is an excellent example of an adornment used by Abelam warriors to frighten their enemies. They are held in a warrior’s mouth for courage and to intimidate their adversary. Away from combat, they are appealing and captivating.
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