Beautiful collection of six hand-carved wooden containers from different areas in Indonesia, some decorated in traditional Dayak style. Each piece is made from tropical hardwood and features burn-engraved motifs such as animals, foliage, tribal patterns and anthropomorphic figures. These containers were traditionally used for storing betel, powders, herbs or small ritual objects. The craftsmanship and decorative style are typical of indigenous Dayak carving from the mid- to late 20th century. Details • Origin: Borneo (Kalimantan), Indonesia • Culture: Dayak • Materials: hardwood with engraved/burnt decoration • Quantity: 6 pieces • Tallest piece: approx. 30 cm • Total weight: approx. 800 g Condition Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age. No major damage. Notes A very decorative and collectible set, ideal for ethnographic displays or interior decoration.