Hampatong
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$225.00
These types of figures usually represent important ancestors and are often labeled as “Hampatong” or just “Patong,” which more or less means wood statue.
These look like the style of the Ngaju Dayak or related Ot Danum Dayak of Central Kalimantan (or yet another related sub-group of which there are many).
They are usually carved of ironwood and placed in front of the village or cemetery. They are meant to protect the space from malevolent forces and to show the high status of the village. Animal figures carved into a sculpture are meant to enhance the sculpture's power and status.
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Unframed Prints
Printing: Epson Hot Press Bright Rag 325gsm Archival Fine Art Paper with a 1 1/2” White Paper Border (Top, Bottom, Left & Right)
Shadow Box Framing
Moulding: 7/8” X 1 1/4”
Colors: Black, Espreso and White
Printing: Epson Hot Press Bright Rag 325gsm Archival Fine Art Paper with a 1 1/2” White Paper Border (Top, Bottom, Left & Right)
Finishing: Dry mount, Plexi, Dust Cover & Hanging Hardware
Acrylic Face Mount
1/4” Acrylic, CNC Precision Cut, Polished Edges
Paper: Epson Premium Glass Photo
2mm Black PVC Backing
3/4” Deep Inset Rear Mounting Frame
Z-Bar Hanging Hardware
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