NEW GUINEA LIME SPATULA

$375.00

21 å?‰۝ length, black wood (ebony) with spatulate terminal and tapered square section middle. The top carved as a male head in cap. Iconic curvilinear geometric decoration below, inlaid with white lime. Evidently pre-contact as the surface is stone or shell finished. Lime, produced by burning sea shells, was used as a pigment and inlaid in carving for color. Shows wear from use including chips to the cap, worn over in its working life.

Item ID: FNS8523

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NEW GUINEA LIME SPATULA

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