Rare Cane Tiger Devouring A Woman XIX Century Burma

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Rare Cane Tiger Devouring A Woman XIX Century Burma

Rare cane with pommel carved tiger devouring a woman with trace of red polychrome, Lisu tribe northern Burma, early 19th century, Burma. unique piece. The symbolism of the tiger devouring a woman in the countryside in the 19th century is a kind of protective amulet to protect against tiger attacks. At the beginning of the 19th century in Burma, the tiger is the predator of man..... height 103 cm diameter 3 cm

420 €

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Dionisio - Puimisson, France

Period: 19th century

Style: Tribal Art

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Painted wood

Diameter: 3 cm

Height: 103 cm

Reference (ID): 1303748

Availability: In stock