Antique Indonesian Folk Art Carved Figure with Beetle Holes
Antique Indonesian Carved Wooden Figure with Insect Damage
Dimensions: 14.25 in (H) × 2.5 in (W) × 1.75 in (D)
Medium: Wood, metal rod (support)
This hand-carved wooden figure originates from Indonesia and exemplifies vernacular artistic traditions associated with regional folk practices. The form and stylization suggest utilitarian or ritualistic use, though specific provenance and function remain undetermined.
The surface exhibits significant age-related wear, including widespread insect damage—likely the result of wood-boring beetles—contributing to the object's textured patina and historical authenticity. A metal rod affixed to the back suggests later stabilization or display adaptation.
Condition: Structurally stable, with visible insect perforations and surface wear consistent with age and prolonged exposure.
Antique Indonesian Carved Wooden Figure with Insect Damage
Dimensions: 14.25 in (H) × 2.5 in (W) × 1.75 in (D)
Medium: Wood, metal rod (support)
This hand-carved wooden figure originates from Indonesia and exemplifies vernacular artistic traditions associated with regional folk practices. The form and stylization suggest utilitarian or ritualistic use, though specific provenance and function remain undetermined.
The surface exhibits significant age-related wear, including widespread insect damage—likely the result of wood-boring beetles—contributing to the object's textured patina and historical authenticity. A metal rod affixed to the back suggests later stabilization or display adaptation.
Condition: Structurally stable, with visible insect perforations and surface wear consistent with age and prolonged exposure.
Antique Indonesian Carved Wooden Figure with Insect Damage
Dimensions: 14.25 in (H) × 2.5 in (W) × 1.75 in (D)
Medium: Wood, metal rod (support)
This hand-carved wooden figure originates from Indonesia and exemplifies vernacular artistic traditions associated with regional folk practices. The form and stylization suggest utilitarian or ritualistic use, though specific provenance and function remain undetermined.
The surface exhibits significant age-related wear, including widespread insect damage—likely the result of wood-boring beetles—contributing to the object's textured patina and historical authenticity. A metal rod affixed to the back suggests later stabilization or display adaptation.
Condition: Structurally stable, with visible insect perforations and surface wear consistent with age and prolonged exposure.
