Fly Whisk

African tribal BaCongo Bakongo colonial staff head A 19th century BaCongo colonial staff or fly

Seated in 'Royal Ease' on a pillow base, holding a fly whisk and bumpa, clad in long flowing robes

with fly whisk behind. A mahut sits in front. Two further attendants or guards walk in front of the

With fine traditional form, good size, and soft age/use patina. On a custom steel stand.

with gold paint on paper. Portrays a seated raja and a standing servant holding a fly-whisk. These

holding a chamara fly-whisk or -swish used to sweep ignorance and fan deities, the figure's face, hands

The Royal Fly Whisks (ethnic names: see leng koko or beuka) used in dances are made of carved wood

crossed in front of her. She holds a mala (Buddhist rosary) in one hand, a fly whisk in the other. A large

with a fly whisk on a green lion, Tieguai with a double gourd on a tiger, Zhongli Quan with a fan on

Late 19th century fly whisk, China, Qing dynasty Made of thorn root, horse hair, and copper wire

with fish along the stem and floral and vegetal patterns around the bell shaped base. Fly whisks were

Arabian Bedouin Fly Whisk with Horn Handle - While the piece has a practical side, the whisk is

stands behind the Shah with a fly-whisk. Below are formal gardens with a fountain water feature, the

. A horsehair fly whisk dangles elegantly from the elongated fingers of her other hand. At Magu's

Well preserved leather fly whisk used by adult horse to keep flying insects from resting. Hand-made

eyes and teeth. A fly whisk emerges over his left shoulder, and drapes over the finely detailed folds

with four presenting different type of Chinese mythology symbols: the Fly Whisk, an attribute which Lu

different type of Chinese mythology symbols: the Fly Whisk, an attribute which Lu Dongbin, on of the Eight