Celt - kapak - north Coast Dormena village - west papua (No reserve price)

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€20
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Original green stone celt (kapak) from the Dormena village on the north coast of West Papua, dating to the late 20th century, in excellent condition, 25 cm high, 7.5 cm wide and 4 cm deep, provenance Private collection, sold without a stand.

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A splendid green stone celt from Dormena village and used in traditional exchange transactions. Its most striking feature is its exceptionally vivid green colour—the brightest I have encountered in a celt. A distinctive piece for collectors of New Guinea stone artefacts.

Will be packed w care and sent worldwide


ADRIAAN VAN DIS

besprak mijn beide boeken, dus ook het recente ‘Ik droomde dat je kwam’


Een prachtig en meeslepend boek vol verhalen over Papua, met een bijzondere mix van avontuur, cultuur en persoonlijke ontmoetingen. De auteur neemt je mee van Raja Ampat tot de Asmat, van Yapen tot de Vogelkop, in een warme en levendige vertelstijl. Inclusief fotokatern van Roy Villevoye.
Prijs: €22,95
Gesigneerd exemplaar
Kan worden meegezonden met de verzending, dus geen extra verzendkosten.
Wordt het niet meegezonden, dan komt er €4,- bij.



Seller's Story

my wife Paula van den Berg and I, Koos Tuber, both anthropologists, traveling a lot through Papua New Guinea and West Papua (formerly Irian Jaya), Solomon Islands and Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides). We love local tribal arts, we collected thousands and thousands of artifacts, all authentic, sometimes old, sometimes more recently but mainly used objects in local traditional cultures. We are happy to give more detailed information about the artifacts we sell here on Catawiki. Please feel free to contact us.
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A splendid green stone celt from Dormena village and used in traditional exchange transactions. Its most striking feature is its exceptionally vivid green colour—the brightest I have encountered in a celt. A distinctive piece for collectors of New Guinea stone artefacts.

Will be packed w care and sent worldwide


ADRIAAN VAN DIS

besprak mijn beide boeken, dus ook het recente ‘Ik droomde dat je kwam’


Een prachtig en meeslepend boek vol verhalen over Papua, met een bijzondere mix van avontuur, cultuur en persoonlijke ontmoetingen. De auteur neemt je mee van Raja Ampat tot de Asmat, van Yapen tot de Vogelkop, in een warme en levendige vertelstijl. Inclusief fotokatern van Roy Villevoye.
Prijs: €22,95
Gesigneerd exemplaar
Kan worden meegezonden met de verzending, dus geen extra verzendkosten.
Wordt het niet meegezonden, dan komt er €4,- bij.



Seller's Story

my wife Paula van den Berg and I, Koos Tuber, both anthropologists, traveling a lot through Papua New Guinea and West Papua (formerly Irian Jaya), Solomon Islands and Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides). We love local tribal arts, we collected thousands and thousands of artifacts, all authentic, sometimes old, sometimes more recently but mainly used objects in local traditional cultures. We are happy to give more detailed information about the artifacts we sell here on Catawiki. Please feel free to contact us.
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Details

Indigenous object name
kapak
Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
north Coast Dormena village
Country of Origin
west papua
Period
Late 20th century
Material
Stone
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Celt
Height
25 cm
Width
7.5 cm
Depth
4 cm
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
4657
Objects sold
98.53%
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