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Antique oars from BorneoA SYMBOL OF RESILIENCE This gorgeous set of oars was made by local artisans on Kalimantan in Indonesia in the beginning of the 1900s, crafted in Ulin wood, native to Borneo. For many years these oars have travelled the waters of the island before making their way to us, and to you! The tradition of oar making in the region dates back to antiquity, beginning with a careful selection of the Ulin tree, often with rituals to honor the spirit of the tree.

the Ginkgo biloba tree has withstood the test of time

The suite comes complete with the stories of the artefacts printed out for you inside a beautiful envelope

The human figures are an invitation for the Marapu to move inside the statues and to protect and guide the habitants of the house

representing the strength in the 4 corner stones of the compass

otherwise we'll send you one of the beautiful versions

The Ono Niha comes complete on a black metal stand and its story printed out for you inside a beautiful envelope

organic oil and natural fragrances

thought to have healing powers and being a protectant against snake bites

They were important among the intellectual elite in the Indonesian independence movement and due to their culture that highly values the importance of learning

crafted in bronze with ancient techniques

The bottles have different motifs engraved on the bone

Six high-resolution images of the Pis Bolong on the pure white backgrounds you see here (the files you receive will be perfectly clean without the watermarks)

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