Balinese duck - Njana Tilem gallery - Mas Bali (No reserve price)

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This original Balinese duck sculpture, carved from hibiscus wood in the style of the Njana Tilem gallery, dates from the mid-20th century and is in excellent condition.

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A beautifully carved Balinese duck, entirely in the style of the famous Njana Tilem art gallery.
Njana Tilem Gallery, with Ida Bagus Njana since the early 20th century, one of the most famous and foremost master woodcarvers, and later his son Ida Bagus Tilem in the 1960s as a pioneer in multidimensional woodcarving.
The evocative sculpture is in excellent condition, and the underside is engraved with a name and equipped with an object number.
In excellent condition. Hibiscus wood.

registered track-and-trace shipment.

A beautifully carved Balinese duck, entirely in the style of the famous Njana Tilem art gallery.
Njana Tilem Gallery, with Ida Bagus Njana since the early 20th century, one of the most famous and foremost master woodcarvers, and later his son Ida Bagus Tilem in the 1960s as a pioneer in multidimensional woodcarving.
The evocative sculpture is in excellent condition, and the underside is engraved with a name and equipped with an object number.
In excellent condition. Hibiscus wood.

registered track-and-trace shipment.

Details

Ethnic group/ culture
Njana Tilem gallery
Country of Origin
Mas Bali
Period
Mid 20th century
Material
Hibiscus wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Balinese duck
Height
20 cm
Weight
390 g
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
Sold by
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Objects sold
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