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African Vintage Ifugao Wood Spoon Authentic Traditional Ceremonial Art Decor - G3240
SIZE(CM): 48.2/10.5
Southeast Asia, Philippines, Luzon Island, Ifugao, 19th century. This exceptional wooden ceremonial spoon, known as a pakko, showcases masterful carving with a figural handle depicting a seated male. The figure, characterized by crossed arms resting upon raised knees, gazes forward with a peaceful expression. His finely detailed features include ovoid eyes, a pronounced nose, tab-shaped ears, a sharp jawline, and an unsmiling mouth, all beautifully crafted to reflect the skilled artisanship of the Ifugao people. Atop the figure's head is an integral loop, allowing for easy suspension of the spoon when not in use, while the lower section features an ample scoop designed for various ceremonial purposes. This piece combines functionality with artistry, making it an exceptional addition to any collection of tribal art or historical artifacts. Whether displayed in a personal collection, a study, or a gallery dedicated to cultural artifacts, this ceremonial spoon stands as a testament to the rich traditions of the Ifugao community and their extraordinary craftsmanship. Collectors and enthusiasts of Southeast Asian art will find this unique piece a valuable and insightful addition to their collection. Celebrate the artistry and cultural heritage of the Ifugao people by adding this remarkable ceremonial spoon to your collection. It is a fascinating representation of cultural artistry that invites deeper appreciation and understanding of Southeast Asia's diverse artistic traditions.
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