Statue made of finely carved and painted wood with natural pigments (black, red and white) depicting a man of the people of Iatmul - ethnic group of New Guinea.

The Iatmul they live along the middle stretch of the Sepik River.

They practice horticulture, fishing and hunting.

The first contacts with Europeans date back to thirties, when the missionaries arrived on site.

Conservative state:

- Good

- small signs of aging on the wood - base and feet

Dimension:

32 cm

Details: the colors correspond as much as possible to reality, the color rendering depends heavily on the light with which the photos were taken.

The graphic representation is created for the sole purpose of illustrating the product and is purely indicative - read the product sheet carefully.

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