Drie reliëf gesneden panelen - Relief - Indonesia (No reserve price)

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Three decorative Balinese wood relief panels from Indonesia, dating to the 1960s–1970s, each measuring 20 cm wide by 38 cm high and 4 cm deep, unsigned and in good condition.

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Lot of three beautifully decorative woodcarvings. All from the Hindu Ramayana epic. Bali, Indonesia, circa 1960-1970

Panel one shows a traditionally hand-carved Balinese wooden relief panel in 3D that appears to depict a scene from the Hindu Ramayana epic, presumably Rama and Sita in a lush forest setting with a traditional Balinese gate (candi bentar) in the background.

Panel two shows wood carving originating from Indonesia or India, probably made in the second half of the 20th century.
The panel depicts a well-known scene from the Hindu epic Ramayana: the legendary struggle between the mythical bird king Jatayu and the demon king Ravana.
What is depicted?
• Jatayu (the bird): The large bird with detailed wings and plumage tries to rescue Princess Sita. He attacks the kidnapper with his beak.
• Ravana (the demon): The crowned figure in traditional Balinese dress and jewelry fights fiercely back against the attack of the mythical bird.

Panel three is a splendid example of a traditional Balinese wood carving, probably from the mid-20th century, handmade from a tropical hardwood, and depicts a Naga with a priest?

Dimensions: listed with the photos.

Condition: in good condition, of course with signs of use.

Photos are part of the description.
These were taken under artificial light; color may vary. Mood impressions are shown.

It will be well packed and sent by registered mail.

Jiljes where quality and service come first!

Lot of three beautifully decorative woodcarvings. All from the Hindu Ramayana epic. Bali, Indonesia, circa 1960-1970

Panel one shows a traditionally hand-carved Balinese wooden relief panel in 3D that appears to depict a scene from the Hindu Ramayana epic, presumably Rama and Sita in a lush forest setting with a traditional Balinese gate (candi bentar) in the background.

Panel two shows wood carving originating from Indonesia or India, probably made in the second half of the 20th century.
The panel depicts a well-known scene from the Hindu epic Ramayana: the legendary struggle between the mythical bird king Jatayu and the demon king Ravana.
What is depicted?
• Jatayu (the bird): The large bird with detailed wings and plumage tries to rescue Princess Sita. He attacks the kidnapper with his beak.
• Ravana (the demon): The crowned figure in traditional Balinese dress and jewelry fights fiercely back against the attack of the mythical bird.

Panel three is a splendid example of a traditional Balinese wood carving, probably from the mid-20th century, handmade from a tropical hardwood, and depicts a Naga with a priest?

Dimensions: listed with the photos.

Condition: in good condition, of course with signs of use.

Photos are part of the description.
These were taken under artificial light; color may vary. Mood impressions are shown.

It will be well packed and sent by registered mail.

Jiljes where quality and service come first!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Indonesia
Material
Wood
Title of artwork
Drie reliëf gesneden panelen
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
38 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
4 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
99.42%
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