Title Ethnographic Blowgun with Darts and Original Quiver – Natural Materials – 20th Century ______________________________________________________________________________________ Description___________________________________________________________________________ Authentic ethnographic hunting set consisting of a traditional blowgun with several darts and its original quiver made from natural materials. The blowgun is made from a hollow wooden tube and reinforced with leather bindings and animal hide elements. One end features a cap covered with animal fur. The quiver is designed to store the darts and is made from natural bark and leather straps. The darts are crafted from thin wooden or bamboo shafts and fitted with small metal tips. Some are wrapped with plant fibers or natural bindings. Such darts were traditionally used with blowguns for hunting small animals and birds. Blowguns of this type are known from various regions around the world, particularly South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia, where they formed part of traditional hunting cultures. Today, this piece represents an interesting ethnographic collectible, suitable for collectors of tribal art, hunting equipment, or ethnological artifacts. It also makes a striking decorative display object. Condition_____________________________________________________________________________ Used condition with visible signs of age and use. The wood shows natural aging and patina. Please carefully examine the photos for condition details. Dimensions___________________________________________________________________________ Length: 50 cm Width: 5.5 cm Depth: 5 cm Weight: 0.358 kg Included______________________________________________________________________________ Blowgun Quiver Several darts