Yipwon Cult Figure, Tribal Art, Oceanic Art, Oceania, Wooden Sculpture, 115 Cm
A wooden sculpture called a "Yipwon," displayed and sold mounted on a pedestal. The Yipwon is one of the most stylized and symbolic objects from the Sepik River area. These sculptures are placed in the Haus Tambaran (men’s house) and are closely associated with the world of warfare. Its other name, wanleg (from the English “one leg”) in Pidgin English, refers to all figures of this style found in the Korewori River region. Collected in the village of Tarangaï in Papua New Guinea. Approx. 115 x 6 x 14 cm / €550, including base and shipping within Europe.
550 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Good condition
Width: 6
Height: 115
Depth: 14
Reference (ID): 1840948
Availability: In stock
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