A rare and intriguing set of five traditional hand tools from the Pacific region, probably originating from the Abelam area of Papua New Guinea. Crafted from wood and coconut shell, these objects reveal the ingenuity and refined material culture of one of the most artistically renowned peoples of the Sepik region. Collected decades ago, the set shows beautiful age, use, and patina. Each tool has its own distinct form and character, shaped entirely from natural materials and designed for practical daily use within village life. The combination of hardwood and polished coconut shell creates an aesthetic that is both functional and sculptural. Objects of this kind are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in complete groups. They offer collectors an authentic glimpse into traditional craftsmanship before the widespread introduction of modern industrial materials. Whether displayed individually or together, the set carries a strong ethnographic presence and would fit beautifully into a collection of Oceanic art, tribal artefacts, or curiosities. An unusual and highly decorative ensemble with genuine age and cultural character — fascinating material for the serious collector of Pacific art and ethnographica. We pack securely sending worldwide 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.