Antique Dayak Carved Horn Charm/Pendant Newest Treasures! these designs often depict elements

these designs often depict elements of Turkana culture

The rounded and sloping forehead is reflective of a common Mesoamerican practice of intentional cranial modification during infancy

is a large sacred fig tree where Siddhartha Gautama

with only one small paint scuff along the lip as shown

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this 1970s hand-carved Alabaster statue of the ancient Egyptian Goddess Bastet

Antique Dayak Carved Horn Charm/Pendant Newest Treasures! these designs often depict elementsTraveling Man Treasures is selling this amazing hand carved horn or bone amulet charm from the Dayak Tribe of Borneo. This piece depicts one of their fanged ancestor gods with a serpent on its head. The charm is in excellent condition as shown. The Dayak tribal people often carried these types of amulets, either worn on necklaces or hidden in their clothing for good luck and protection. DIMENSIONS: 3. 25" H x 1. 25" W x . 75" D FREE SHIPPING WITHIN