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*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
*Missing the main blade This is a striking Dayak tribal knife with its original scabbard, originating from Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). Richly decorated and deeply symbolic, this ceremonial piece reflects the craftsmanship and cultural traditions of the indigenous Dayak peoples. The wooden scabbard is beautifully hand-painted in traditional motifs and adorned with animal teeth, red beads, natural fibers, and tufts of animal hair, likely boar. The decorations are consistent with items used for ritual or ceremonial purposes, not modern replicas. These intricate adornments were often indicators of social status, tribal affiliation, or rites of passage.
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Folding Samsonite card table
Folding Samsonite card table
Folding Samsonite card table
Folding Samsonite card table
Folding Samsonite card table
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
Colorful hand painted ducks
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
This brass owl clip measure 3.5" long by 2".
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8 cups 8 saucers
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