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Hand Carved Hudoq Mask from KalimantanA SYMBOL OF GOOD LUCK This beautiful mask comes from Kalimantan in Indonesia and is carved in wood with ancient techniques by local artisans. It's painted with traditional motifs, crowned by peacock feathers and is the only piece in our collection with this particular design. Hudoq is a thanksgiving festival of the Dayak tribe on Kalimantan, happening in September October every year. According to traditional beliefs hudoqs are thirteen crop destroying

it brings that same intensity — a bold visual presence that commands attention and defines the space with immediate impact

this high-resolution digital artwork can transform your space into a striking tribute to life’s timeless beauty

5cm piece 2: 9 x 7

but is now also performed by women as a form of gratitude after a good harvest

with a weight up to 3

Being handmade each piece is slightly different

making them easy to carry and use for trade

The feathers: heights vary between around 43 - 75cm tall with the stand

This striking suite embodies the spirit of mindfulness

This striking set in a spectrum of browns and black includes a set of 2 pectoral breast plates and a set of 2 peacock feathers

The dowry statues were hand carved in river stone as per ancient techniques by local artisans on the island of Papua

marriages and funerals are carried out by ritual specialists