New Hebrides War Bows, Oceania. 19th Century
Two semi-reflex bows – New hebrides, late 19th century.
Made from brown hardwood, these semi-circular bows feature an delicate semi-reflex profile and are finished with finely carved tips. These war weapons, of rare elegance, require absolute precision in both their manufacture and their use, and embody the perfect alliance between know-how and efficiency.
Perfectly preserved, two old custom-made bases.
Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris. Private collection, Paris.
Made from brown hardwood, these semi-circular bows feature an delicate semi-reflex profile and are finished with finely carved tips. These war weapons, of rare elegance, require absolute precision in both their manufacture and their use, and embody the perfect alliance between know-how and efficiency.
Perfectly preserved, two old custom-made bases.
Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris. Private collection, Paris.
1 800 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Solid wood
Length: 160 et 170 cm
Reference (ID): 1617607
Availability: In stock
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