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Fiole à poudre de la tribu Atayal

Attayal tribe horn powder flask with a bamboo lid and no carving on it

Cuillère tribale Paiwan

Beautiful 19th-century spoon, carved with a standing ancestor figure at the top and a magnificent double-headed serpent on the back. The spoon is stained red. Its size is 42 cm high.

Cloche d’alerte de la tribu Rukai

Rukai tribe alarm bell showing a wooden handle shaped with a human face linked with a cylindrical bell .

Chapeau de cérémonie féminin « Ragat » – Tribu Yami

Female headgear called ragat, traditionally worn on ceremonial occasions.

Serpent “cent-pas” sculpté — Tribu Paiwan

This painted snake sculpture frequently found in Paiwan houses holds a spiritual significance comparable to that of the crucifix for Christians.

Sceptre rituel de sorcier des tribus Pingpu

Ritual scepter of a shaman from the Pingpu tribes- Taiwan

Appui-tête de la tribu Rukai

Headrest from Rukai tribe with face and pot patterns - South Taiwan

Coupe archaïque de sorcier de la tribu Paiwan

Paiwan tribe archaic ritual cup of a shaman carved with a standing hunter at the front, sacred snakes , deer on the lid and a hunter with his dog hunting a wilde animal

Collier en ancienne perle de verre de la tribu Paiwan

Paiwan tribe old Glass beads collar In Paiwan society, ancient and valuable glass beads are treasured as heirlooms or betrothal gifts, symbolizing aristocratic status. These beads are often carefully stored in old pottery jars.

Coiffe de male de la tribu Paiwan

Paiwan tribe: ceremonial men's hat made of velvet, adorned with beadwork forming sacred snakes, and featuring a central rosette decorated with a round shell and boar tusks.