Ceremonial Spoon - Nura Dikun - Atoni - Indonesia (No reserve price)
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Ceremonial spoon titled “Nura Dikun” from the Atoni people of Timor, Indonesia, carved in buffalo horn with an oval bowl and an elongated openwork handle dating to the mid 20th century, 250 mm high and 55 mm wide, weighing 40 g, in excellent condition and authentic/original, from a private collection and sold without a stand.
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Ceremonial Spoon “ Nura Dikun”
Atoni people, Timor, Indonesia, 20th century.
Carved buffalo horn spoon with an oval bowl and an elongated openwork handle featuring tiers of paired, stylised birds. Incised feather details and geometric bands enrich the design, which terminates in a slender point. Deep brown patina with areas of surface wear.
Our collection features authentic art objects, collectibles and from Indonesia and other Asian countries, including China, Japan, Myanmar (Burma), and Thailand. These pieces come from our family’s private collection, including treasures inherited through generations.
We are now downsizing and offering these cherished objects to new owners who will appreciate them. We are private collectors, not antique dealers, and will gladly share as much information as we can about each piece and its history.
Ceremonial Spoon “ Nura Dikun”
Atoni people, Timor, Indonesia, 20th century.
Carved buffalo horn spoon with an oval bowl and an elongated openwork handle featuring tiers of paired, stylised birds. Incised feather details and geometric bands enrich the design, which terminates in a slender point. Deep brown patina with areas of surface wear.
Our collection features authentic art objects, collectibles and from Indonesia and other Asian countries, including China, Japan, Myanmar (Burma), and Thailand. These pieces come from our family’s private collection, including treasures inherited through generations.
We are now downsizing and offering these cherished objects to new owners who will appreciate them. We are private collectors, not antique dealers, and will gladly share as much information as we can about each piece and its history.
Details
Indigenous object name
Nura Dikun
Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
Atoni
Country of Origin
Indonesia
Period
Mid 20th century
Material
Buffalo Horn
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Ceremonial Spoon
Height
250 mm
Width
55 mm
Weight
40 g
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
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