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Épée "mandau" (ou "parang ilang") avec fourreau

Indonésie - Bornéo, Kalimantan, Dayak
Prix 450 €
Frais supplémentaires : 27% de commission, TVA, expédition et assurance transport
Provenance
Christie’s South Kensington, 30 June 1987, lot 171
German Private Collection, Munich
Taille
L: 65,5 cm
L: 25.8 inch

Description

iron, wood, goat hair, plant fibre, animal hide, cloth, blade with brass and copper inlays

The “mandau” was traditionally used when hunting heads, and as a machete in daily life.

The sword is kept in a wooden scabbard with a second smaller scabbard “apis” made of palm leaf attached to the back. The additional “piso raout” blade inserted here is missing.


Littérature comparée

van Zonneveld, Albert G., Traditional weapons of the Indonesian Archipelago, Leiden 2001, p. 87 f.

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