Traditioneel - Gong - Indonesia





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Traditioneel brand Traditioneel Indonesian gong with a hand‑carved Naga dragon stand and mallet, 46 cm in diameter, made of wood and copper alloy, in good functional condition.
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Large authentic Balinese ceremonial gong with hand-carved double Naga dragons – Indonesia – complete with stand and striker
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Beautiful authentic ceremonial gong originating from Indonesia (likely Bali), complete with a richly hand-carved wooden stand featuring two impressive Naga dragons.
The gong, 46 cm in diameter, is made from a traditional copper alloy (likely thin-cast bronze or brass) and produces a bright, warm tone with a reverberation of about 9 seconds.
It has a beautiful dark patina that has developed through years of use. The original wooden striker is still present.
The double Naga dragons are traditionally hand-carved and painted in vivid colors with gold accents. In Balinese culture they symbolize protection, strength, and prosperity.
The gong produces a deep, warm sound while also forming a particularly decorative art object. Thanks to the combination of traditional craftsmanship, the fine woodcarving, and the complete presentation, this is an attractive collectible.
The overall condition is good vintage with normal signs of use appropriate for its age. A small damage on the back side of the woodwork and wear to the painting are present. See the photos for an accurate impression of the condition.
Large authentic Balinese ceremonial gong with hand-carved double Naga dragons – Indonesia – complete with stand and striker
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Beautiful authentic ceremonial gong originating from Indonesia (likely Bali), complete with a richly hand-carved wooden stand featuring two impressive Naga dragons.
The gong, 46 cm in diameter, is made from a traditional copper alloy (likely thin-cast bronze or brass) and produces a bright, warm tone with a reverberation of about 9 seconds.
It has a beautiful dark patina that has developed through years of use. The original wooden striker is still present.
The double Naga dragons are traditionally hand-carved and painted in vivid colors with gold accents. In Balinese culture they symbolize protection, strength, and prosperity.
The gong produces a deep, warm sound while also forming a particularly decorative art object. Thanks to the combination of traditional craftsmanship, the fine woodcarving, and the complete presentation, this is an attractive collectible.
The overall condition is good vintage with normal signs of use appropriate for its age. A small damage on the back side of the woodwork and wear to the painting are present. See the photos for an accurate impression of the condition.

