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ONO NIHA EAR ORNAMENTA SYMBOL OF WEALTH AND PROTECTION This gorgeous piece was crafted in silver and brass by master artisans of the Nias people of north Sumatra, Indonesia. The tradition of making Ono Niha ear ornaments dates back to ancient times, worn by both men and women, representing social status and wealth. They were oftenly worn by nobility and prominent members of the community. Ono Niha were also seen as connections to the ancestors, so wearing them during

while burning incense in front of the deity and when offering food or flowers

the taller statues

In medieval Europe

Silver combs have been an important part of the island's rich cultural heritage & traditions since antiquity

In the festival the Hudoqs are symbolized by dancers who wear masks representing the pests and jackets made of areca palm or banana tree bark

a person who’s dedicated his life to serving all other living beings

Ono Niha were also seen as connections to the ancestors

complete on metal stands and their stories printed out for you inside a beautiful envelope

The designs on the plate are celestial ornaments

The Buddha figure is crafted by hand in hardened sand by local artisans on the island of Java in Indonesia

The dowry statues: Large dowry: ca 40 x 52 x 12cm with the stand

29 x 22cm diameter