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Club, Wood, Southeast Australia
Southeast Australia
mid-19th–early 20th century
Riji, jakoli, or longkalongka (engraved pearl shell), Aboriginal artist, Pearl shell, ocher, Western Australia
Aboriginal artist
ca. 1920–1960
Riji, jakoli, or longkalongka (engraved pearl shell), Aboriginal artist, Pearl shell, ocher, Western Australia
Aboriginal artist
ca. 1920–1960
Shield (Wunda), Wood, paint, Western Australia
Western Australia
late 19th–early 20th century
Engraved pearl shell, Carved Australian Gold-Lipped Pearl Shell, Pinctada Maxima [not endangered], natural earth pigments, Western Australia
Western Australia
ca. 1920–1960
Engraved pearl shell, Carved Australian Gold-Lipped Pearl Shell, Pinctada Maxima [not endangered], natural earth pigments, Western Australia
Western Australia
ca. 1920–1960
Engraved pearl shell, Carved Australian Gold-Lipped Pearl Shell, Pinctada Maxima [not endangered], natural earth pigments, Western Australia
Western Australia
ca. 1920–1960
Engraved pearl shell with human hair string, Carved Australian Gold-Lipped Pearl Shell, Pinctada Maxima [not endangered], natural earth pigments, human hair, Western Australia
Western Australia
ca. 1920–1960
Ensemble, bark cloth, cotton, Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia
1875–1941
Jewelry set, silver, Southeast Asian
Southeast Asian
1875–1925
Gubo, Wood, vegetable fiber, gourd, African (southeast)
African (southeast)
late 19th century
Warup (drum), Wood, skin, Torres Strait,  Australia
Torres Strait, Australia
late 19th century
Ensemble, cotton, wool, metal, shell, plastic, Southeast Asia (Lisu)
Southeast Asia (Lisu)
mid-20th century
Ensemble, cotton, silk, Southeast  Asia (Hmong)
Southeast Asia (Hmong)
20th century
Sash, silk, metal, Southeast Asia (Sama)
Southeast Asia (Sama)
20th century
Finial in shape of a horse and rider, Bronze, China or Southeast Asia
China or Southeast Asia
3rd–2nd century B.C
Knife, Bronze, Northeast China or southeast Inner Mongolia
Northeast China or southeast Inner Mongolia
8th century BCE
Shield, Wood, leather, lacquer, gold, pigment, gesso, copper alloy, iron, probably Indian; lacquerwork, Southeast Asian, Thailand or Burma (Myanmar)
probably Indian; lacquerwork, Southeast Asian, Thailand or Burma (Myanmar)
first half 17th century
Bowl with cover, Hard-paste porcelain, Chinese, possibly for Southeast Asian market
Chinese, possibly for Southeast Asian market
19th century
Bowl with cover, Hard-paste porcelain, Chinese, possibly for Southeast Asian market
Chinese, possibly for Southeast Asian market
19th century
Southeast India (for Sri Lankan market)
late 18th century
Multiple artists/makers
1922
Yidaki (didjeridu), Nonggirrnga Marawili (aboriginal artist) Australian, Wood, metal, Australian
Nonggirrnga Marawili
20th century
Helmet Mask  (Temes Mbalmbal), Wood, vegetable fiber, pig tusks, glass, plastic/rubber(?), paint, Southwest Malakula
Southwest Malakula
mid-20th century
Standing Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Infinite Compassion, Bronze inlaid with obsidian(?), Northeast Thailand
Northeast Thailand
8th–early 9th century
Necklace, shell, pigment, hemp, Australian
Australian
20th century
Didjeridu, Wood, wax, polychrome, Australian
Australian
20th century
Turdun, Wood, Australian
Australian
late 19th century
Bowl, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Australian
late 19th century
Australian
late 19th century
Standing Bodhisattva Maitreya , the Buddha of the Future, Bronze, Northeast Thailand
Northeast Thailand
7th–8th century
Lintel with a Kala Head, Sandstone, Northeast Thailand
Northeast Thailand
ca. mid-10th century
Cross with Apostles, Stone, Northeast French
Northeast French
late 15th–early 16th century
Fountain Part, Stone, Northeast French
Northeast French
late 15th–early 16th century
Adoration of the Magi, Southern Germany or Austria  Southern Germany or Austria, Tempera and gold and silver leaf on parchment, Southern German or Austrian
Southern Germany or Austria
ca. 1235–50
Austria
ca. 1900
Dance Paddle(?), Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Ladle, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Drum (Pahu), Wood, sharkskin, fiber, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
early 19th century