Jacaranda Tribal is now presenting a new sale exhibition of exquisite tribal art from Africa, Oceania, and elsewhere. Our fifteen new offerings include a marvelous Bembe female figure collected by Edmond Dartevelle in the 1930s; a large, lustrous Gambier Islands fish hook carved of a single piece of pearl shell; an astonishingly detailed Javanese
keris knife; a beautifully designed Ethiopian processional cross dating from the 13th–14th century; wirework prestige objects from Zimbabwe and South Africa; and more. A selection of highlights from the assemblage are below. For detailed information on these beautiful works and many more, please visit
www.jacarandatribal.com
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| Female figure - Bembe, D. R. Congo - Early 20th century |
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| Fish hook - Gambier Islands - Late 19th century |
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| Keris - Java - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Heddle pulley depicting an avian figure - Senufo, Côte d'Ivoire - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Processional cross - Ethiopia - 13th–14th century |
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| Woman's hat - Zulu, South Africa - Early 20th century |
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| Pair of stools (one featuring a cache box) - Nupe, Nigeria - Early 20th century |
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| Prestige knife with wirework - Shona, Zimbabwe - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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