Jacaranda is now presenting a new online exhibition of fine tribal art and artifacts from Africa, Polynesia, New Guinea, and elsewhere. This fresh round of offerings includes an imposing Dan mask with canine teeth, a gorgeous Luba headrest, a wide range of well preserved Pacific clubs, Nguni beadwork from South Africa, and more. For greater detail on all these objects and many, many more, visit
jacarandatribal.com
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| Mask - Dan, Liberia or Côte d'Ivoire - Early 20th century |
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| Lance, katoua - Niue - 19th century |
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| Stick with figural finial - South Africa - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Headrest - Shona, Zimbabwe - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Headrest - Luba, D.R. Congo - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Three tapa beaters - Polynesia - 18th and 19th century |
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| War club, macana - Arawak, Guyana - 18th or early 19th century |
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| Five clubs - Australian Aboriginal - 19th century |
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| Rootstock club - Fiji - Early 19th century |
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| Pole club, bowai - Fiji - 18th or early 19th century |
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| Six stone-headed clubs - New Guinea - 19th century |
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| Beaded belt - Zulu, South Africa - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Beaded apron, inkciyo - Thembu or Mfengu, South Africa - Late 19th or early 20th century |
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| Beaded tobacco bag - Xhosa, South Africa - Early 20th century |
Images ©James Worrell & Jacaranda Tribal 2015
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