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Buddha 2, Sopheap Pich Cambodian, Rattan, wire, dye, Cambodia — Buddha 2
Sopheap Pich
2009

Body mask, Jakapit, Mulberry fiber, rattan, sago palm leaves, wood, pigment, Asmat people — Body mask
Multiple artists/makers
mid-20th century

Gable Mask, Rattan, plant fiber, wood, clay, cassowary feathers, bamboo, ferrous alloy, kaolin, tusks, Kapriman people — Gable Mask
Kapriman people
mid-20th century

Eku (crocodile) dance crest, Oba of Otobi, Wood, pigment, rattan, Okpoto peoples, Idoma group — Eku (crocodile) dance crest
Oba of Otobi
1955

Bini oru (water spirit) crest, Eastern or Kalabari Ijo artist, Wood, cartridge shells, rattan, iron, paint, Ijo peoples — Bini oru (water spirit) crest
Eastern or Kalabari Ijo artist
19th century

Lampit (mat), Lampung artist, Rattan, fiber, Lampung — Lampit (mat)
Lampung artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Side chair, Ebonized beech with rattan caning (original to chair), British — Side chair
British
late 17th century

Body mask, Asmat artist, Mulberry fiber, rattan, sago palm leaves, wood, bamboo, cassowary bone, cassowary feathers, feathers, coix seeds, pigment, Asmat people — Body mask
Asmat artist
mid-20th century

Body mask, Asmat artist, Mulberry fiber, rattan, sago palm leaves, wood, pigment, Asmat people — Body mask
Asmat artist
mid-20th century

Mask (Kavat), Rattan, barkcloth, paint, Baining people — Mask (Kavat)
Baining people
1972 or 1973

Zanze, wood (Kapok, Ceiba pentandra), rattan, Nigerian (Efik) — Zanze
Nigerian (Efik)
late 19th century

Mbejn, Wood, hide rattan, Fang people — Mbejn
Fang people
early 20th century

Ensuranai, Sea Dayaks (Iban) Iban people, Coconut, wood, skin, rattan, Iban people — Ensuranai
Sea Dayaks (Iban)
19th century

Parrying Weapon, Iron, rattan, Chinese — Parrying Weapon
Chinese
18th–19th century

Blowpipe with Spearhead, Bamboo, cane (rattan), Bornean — Blowpipe with Spearhead
Bornean
18th–19th century

Spear, Wood, cane (rattan), Malayan — Spear
Malayan
18th–19th century

Spear with Sheath, Wood, cane (rattan), Malayan — Spear with Sheath
Malayan
18th–19th century

Axe ((Kalyo Kangyu), Iron, wood, rattan, Indian, Assam, Naga — Axe ((Kalyo Kangyu)
Indian, Assam, Naga
19th century

Sword (Mandu, Parang Ihlang), Steel, wood, rattan, textile, beads, gutta-percha, Dyak — Sword (Mandu, Parang Ihlang)
Dyak
ca. 1900

Dagger with Sheath, Steel, wood, cane (rattan), textile, brass, leather, twine, Philippine, Mindanao — Dagger with Sheath
Philippine, Mindanao
19th century

Dagger with Sheath, Steel, wood, tortoiseshell, silver, brass wire, cane (rattan), leather, Philippine, Mandaya — Dagger with Sheath
Philippine, Mandaya
19th century

Sword (Talibon) with Scabbard, Steel, wood, horn, cane (rattan), Philippine — Sword (Talibon) with Scabbard
Philippine
18th–19th century

Drum, Wood, cowhide, rattan, Philippine, Moro — Drum
Philippine, Moro
18th–19th century

Spear (Kay-Yan), Steel, wood, cane (rattan), Philippine, Igorot — Spear (Kay-Yan)
Philippine, Igorot
18th–19th century

Spear (Falfeg), Steel, wood, iron, cane (rattan), Philippine, Igorot — Spear (Falfeg)
Philippine, Igorot
18th–19th century

Spear (Sinalawitan), Steel, wood, iron, cane (rattan), Philippine, Igorot — Spear (Sinalawitan)
Philippine, Igorot
18th–19th century

Sheath for a Kris, Wood, cane (rattan), Philippine — Sheath for a Kris
Philippine
18th–19th century

Sheath for a Kris, Wood, cane (rattan), Philippine — Sheath for a Kris
Philippine
18th–19th century

Sword (Panabas), Steel, wood, cane (rattan), Philippine, Malabang — Sword (Panabas)
Philippine, Malabang
18th–19th century

Sword (Mandau) with Scabbard and Small Knife, Horn, cane, rattan, beads, Dyak — Sword (Mandau) with Scabbard and Small Knife
Dyak
18th–19th century

Sword (Mandau) with Scabbard, Tin, bone, hair, rattan, Dyak — Sword (Mandau) with Scabbard
Dyak
18th–19th century

Jungle Knife with Sheath, Steel, wood, brass, cane (rattan), Philippine, Yakan — Jungle Knife with Sheath
Philippine, Yakan
18th–19th century

Armchair, Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company American, Rattan, maple, possibly ash, American — Armchair
Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company
1897–1910

Basketry Inrō, Three cases; plaited bamboo or rattan covered with lacquer (urushi) Netsuke: edamame; ivory Ojime: bamboo; bronze with gold inlays, Japan — Basketry Inrō
Japan
mid-19th century

Covered Basket with Design of Bush Clover and Deer, Hon'ami Kōetsu Japanese, Rattan body, gold, silver hiramaki-e, Japan — Covered Basket with Design of Bush Clover and Deer
Hon'ami Kōetsu
late 17th century

Karamono-Style Flower Basket (Hanakago), Hayakawa Shōkosai I Japanese, Timber bamboo and rattan, Japan — Karamono-Style Flower Basket (Hanakago)
Hayakawa Shōkosai I
ca. 1870s–80s

Gourd-Shaped Basket, Bamboo, rattan, Japan — Gourd-Shaped Basket
Japan
mid-19th century

Chinese-Style Charcoal Basket (Sairō-sumitori) for Sencha Tea Ceremony, Timber bamboo, dwarf bamboo, and rattan, Japan — Chinese-Style Charcoal Basket (Sairō-sumitori) for Sencha Tea Ceremony
Japan
mid-19th century

Chinese-Style Flower Basket (Karamono hanakago), Timber bamboo, dwarf bamboo, and rattan, Japan — Chinese-Style Flower Basket (Karamono hanakago)
Japan
mid-19th century

Boat-Shaped Fruit Basket, Bamboo (madake and rattan), Japan or China — Boat-Shaped Fruit Basket
Japan or China
late 19th century