Rare War Warrior Arrow Deflector Tribal Shield Kupkein Sepik Papua Guinea 9A6

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Rare War Warrior Arrow Deflector Tribal Shield Kupkein Sepik Papua Guinea 9A6:
$699.99

Item 9A6 in our inventory seen on most of the photos & either on the left in the group photos or on top.

very tall: 42 1/2\"X11\" X 11/4\" thick.

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We are closing our doors so everything hasbeen reduced!

Check Dominique Rice Oceania Store in SunSentinel Newspaper, Fort Lauderdale, for information on our collection andauthentic art.

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All our collector and rare items come withpages and pages of research about provenance, and with history of the tribesand photos as well, depending on item and whenever possible. When shippinginternationally, we group ship multiple purchases to save you money, and findthe best rates which often fails to calculate right. If you have any questionsor want to see research conducted on this piece and photos of tribes, email orcall us.

We have artifacts and architectural accentsup to 10 ft tall that we will put on upon request because shipping has to becalculated accordingly with trucking company.

You are buying the polychrome ArrowDeflector

also used as Clan Shield

seen onthe pictures,

a very scarce older panel collected in theKupkein region,

East Sepik, Papua New Guinea,

decorated with geometric carved motifs,polychrome designs, natural pigments.

It was stored in the man\'s house and themotifs identify the clans in the village,

it is also considered a spiritual protectionwhen hunting or making war.

We have other shields including some from theAsmat region available, arrow reflectors and panels as well as story boards,gope boards etc... some seen on pictures 3, 4 and 5. The rest of the picturesis of tribes taken on some of our trips there.

EveryArrow Reflector we have is unique: no two are the same