Processional and blessing cross with openwork patterns: stars and four-leaf clovers. Silver metal Old patina and marks of use, intact. Ethiopia, tradition of the early Christian church End of the 19th[...]
This funerary stele comes from the Sulu Archipelago. This archipelago is located in the southern Philippines between Mindanao and Borneo, south of the Sulu Sea. Funerary stelae are made of stone, wood[...]
RELIGIOUS ARTS - TRIBAL ART - ASIAN ARTS - EARLY ARTS NEPAL-TIBET 19TH CENTURY CARVED WOOD The jhankri, shaman in Nepalese tribal culture, uses the phurbu, dagger/dagger (symbolic), during religious r[...]
Sistrum or tsenasil, religious instrument used in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church during liturgical songs and dances. This is made up of 2 metal rods which are drawn horizontally through a U-shaped fram[...]
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