Hand-Carved Wood Dayak Tribe Pendant Charm Collectible with intricate designs that often

with intricate designs that often depicted abstract shapes

The back panels can be removed and were meant to be able to store valuables

numbered 241/375

King Pacal

the front hand in gajahasta (elephant hand) or dandahasta (stick hand) mudra

Hand-Carved Wood Dayak Tribe Pendant Charm Collectible with intricate designs that oftenTraveling Man Treasures is selling this traditional hand carved wooden pendant charm from the Dayak people of Borneo, Indonesia. These carvings are known by various names, such as Hampatong or Tun tun, and they hold significant cultural and spiritual importance. This piece is in good condition for its age, with appropriate signs of aging and wear. These carvings are often made from dense hardwoods, such as ironwood, and are used for a variety of