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Their vessels—ranging from bulbous effigy forms to double-spouted bottles and round bowls—were not only functional but also served ritualistic and funerary purposes
the iconic close-quarters stabbing spear perfected under King Shaka
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and cosmological richness of Lampung’s vanished textile culture
Swatow—or Zhangzhou—ware represents a distinct class of export porcelain primarily intended for the Southeast Asian market
Dani Tree Bark Fibre Net Bag (Noken) hellenistic Their vessels—ranging from bulbous effigyDani People, c. 19001950 AD, Baliem Valley, Irian Jaya, Papua, Indonesia Absolutely beautiful, handwoven net bag (noken or bilum) crafted from natural tree bark fibre, featuring a loosely knotted structure with long strap and horizontal decorative bands in natural huesthe yellow likely derived from orchid fibre. Traditionally worn across the forehead, allowing the bag to hang against the wearers back, noken served multiple utilitarian purposes: