Rice storage baskets. - tingkop - Igorot - Philippines (No reserve price)
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A lot of three traditional Philippine storage baskets for rice made from rotang and rattan with a wooden element, dating to the early 20th century and associated with the Igorot peoples, named tingkop and sourced from a private collection.
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A lot of 3 old, used rice baskets from the Igorot/Ifugao/Ibaloi tribes in northern Philippines – Luzon Island
(the larger pointed basket comes from the beautiful island of Palawan in the south)
Also used by the Igorot/Ifugao tribes for gathering and also storing cassava and other root crops in the fields, such as yams, taro, etc. The flat basket was certainly more used for serving cooked rice.
The great harvest in the steep mountains and terraces of Luzon was always a ritual act!
These ancient pieces come from the large collection of Roberto Vargas, Madrid
VGL.: "Basketry of Luzon Cordillera" by UCLA Fowler Museum (Los Angeles) Page 16
"Philippine Basketry" by Robert F. Lane - Page 139 (pictures are posted following the object photos)
Dimensions: 38 cm high, 23 cm wide (large basket)
31.5 cm long & wide (square flat basket)
12 cm high (smallest basket)
A lot of 3 old, used rice baskets from the Igorot/Ifugao/Ibaloi tribes in northern Philippines – Luzon Island
(the larger pointed basket comes from the beautiful island of Palawan in the south)
Also used by the Igorot/Ifugao tribes for gathering and also storing cassava and other root crops in the fields, such as yams, taro, etc. The flat basket was certainly more used for serving cooked rice.
The great harvest in the steep mountains and terraces of Luzon was always a ritual act!
These ancient pieces come from the large collection of Roberto Vargas, Madrid
VGL.: "Basketry of Luzon Cordillera" by UCLA Fowler Museum (Los Angeles) Page 16
"Philippine Basketry" by Robert F. Lane - Page 139 (pictures are posted following the object photos)
Dimensions: 38 cm high, 23 cm wide (large basket)
31.5 cm long & wide (square flat basket)
12 cm high (smallest basket)
Details
Indigenous object name
tingkop
Number of objects
3
Ethnic group/ culture
Igorot
Country of Origin
Philippines
Period
Early 20th century
Material
Rotang, Rattan, Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Rice storage baskets.
Height
380 mm
Width
230 mm
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
