Pacific Art (862)

Dahöru'e, tuböre une ohu'o buboriano'e (Ömie mountains, Dwarf Cassowary eggs, and Blyth's Hornbill beaks) Mala Nari (Matosi) Vinöhu'e (Ancestral tattoo design) Stella Üpia Siha'e, jö'o sor'e ohu'o taigu taigu'e (Fruit, uncurling fern fronds and leaf pattern) Pauline-Rose Hago (Derami) Odunaige (Climbing vine with thorns and tendrils) Nerry Keme (Namuno) Odunaige (Climbing vine with thorns and tendrils) Nerry Keme (Namuno) Hehi uehorëro (In her wisdom) Lila Warrimou (Misaso) Ije ridime'e, vinohu'e, viojoje dehe, vison'e ohu'o shiha'u'e (Jungle ladder, bellybutton tattoo design, butterfly wings, nasal jewellery and fruit) Lila Warrimou (Misaso) Siha'i ohu'o odunaige (Tree fruit and climbing vine with thorns and tendrils) Lila Warrimou (Misaso) Nuni'e (Eye design) Flora Oviro (Anu) Nuni'e (Eye design) Flora Oviro (Anu) Nuni'e (Eye design) Flora Oviro (Anu) Soru'e (Tattoo design) Flora Oviro (Anu) Butötudë ohu'o odunaige (Spiderweb and climbing vine with thorns and tendrils) Dapeni Jonevari (Mokokari) Savane dëgirane (Hipbones of mountain frogs) Dapeni Jonevari (Mokokari) Dahöru'e (Mountain design) Aspasia Gadai (Yéwo) Sisiu dance mask Sulka people, East New Britain Province, New Britain, Papua New Guinea Dance mask Yangoru people/Boiken people, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea Mask Ramu River, Papua New Guinea Barag mask Ramu River, Papua New Guinea Untitled Wallis Islands, Wallis and Futuna Ancestor figure Fritz Auri Butötudë (Spiderweb) Dapeni Jonevari (Mokokari) Butötudë'e ohu'o savan dëgirane (Spiderweb design and backbones of mountain frogs) Dapeni Jonevari (Mokokari) Mahahudan'e (Pig tusk - traditional Ömie wealth) Dapeni Jonevari (Mokokari) Obohutaigue (Tree bark - Sahuote clan tattoo design) Nerry Keme (Namuno) Wörrumbi shield Mendi, Southern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea Chiroro simi tangla (Two men and two birds) Apisai Petili Phantom shield Wahgi people, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea Phantom shield Wahgi people, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea Canoe prow Ramu people, Ramu Basin, Papua New Guinea