Kanak Club Sculpted By Keller New Caledonia Océanian
Artist: Keller
Kanak club with a bird's head "Cagou" (emblematic bird of New Caledonia) symbol of freedom and independence.
Sculpted by the artist KELLER (period 1975/1980)
made of Gaïac wood (dense and heavy wood) enhanced with shell and cowry lids.
Representation of the Kanak woman on the front surrounded by Gencko (lizards)
The head of the Kanak man appears on the back of the club.
From the collection of Mr Picaut Vallée des Colons in Nouméa
“The palace of the collector and the enthusiast”
One of the first antique and flea market stores in Nouméa
Sculpted by the artist KELLER (period 1975/1980)
made of Gaïac wood (dense and heavy wood) enhanced with shell and cowry lids.
Representation of the Kanak woman on the front surrounded by Gencko (lizards)
The head of the Kanak man appears on the back of the club.
From the collection of Mr Picaut Vallée des Colons in Nouméa
“The palace of the collector and the enthusiast”
One of the first antique and flea market stores in Nouméa
2 300 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Solid wood
Width: 33 cm
Height: 75 cm
Reference (ID): 1274977
Availability: In stock
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