Lower Sepik Kundu drum
Lower Sepik Kundu drum from Kaiyan village Papua New Guinea
Object Type: Kundu Drum
Locality: Kiayan Village Lower Sepik Papua New Guinea
Artist: Unknown
Circa: 1930
Height: 45 cm
Description: This is one of the best kundi drums that I collected over many visits to this area. The carving detail is a step above most other drums especially the lizard image. It still has a good sound and it has a great patina over the red trade store paint.
Price: SOLD
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Lower Sepik Kundu drum
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Like many other artifacts, this object is not just an artifact it is art. Collectors from around the world collect art from different regions. This art is Tribal art. In reality, Tribal art or ethnographic art is art from around the world.
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