Tribal Wood Panel

Carved tribal door panel, gibbon motif. From the Mentawai Islands, Indonesia, mid-20th century. The Bilou gibbon is an centrally important motif often encountered in Mentawai art, an...

Vertical tribal architectural panel Batak of Sumatra, mid-late 20th century. The Batak are known for the elaborate decoration of their buildings and this vertical panel would have be...

Carved tribal door panel from the Tharu of Nepal, mid-20th century.

This is one of four late 19th century decorative carved wooden panels. African in origin and would have originally been used as a door to a prestigious home or palace, known as ileku...

This is one of four late 19th century decorative carved wooden panels. African in origin and would have originally been used as a door to a prestigious home or palace, known as ileku...

Rectangular, decorated in three registers in low relief depicting figures in a musical procession at the top, the middle with animals in a landscape, and the lower with figures at th...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning very large hand carved from a single piece of solid tree hardwood Tribal panel depicting crocodiles A seriously good looking and d...

Outstanding vintage native tribal room divider. Features a hand painted and carved, veneered, exterior. Exceptional shades of green, blue and purple accentuate the designs over a sil...

The Toraja people in the Indonesian island of Sulawesi are known for the singular architecture of their homes. The style is called Tongkonan, the Toraja Tribe’s traditional house. Th...

Carved ironwood panel with floral motif. Borneo, mid-20th century. This beautifully eroded decorative panel incorporates a floral motif and comes from a Dayak longhouse in Borneo. Di...

A wonderful pair of Toraja wood panels with carved swirling circular patterns painted with natural pigments, Toraja People Central Highlands Sulawesi Carved and painted wood fr...

Carved tribal wall panel, Laso So Hagu. From Nias, Indonesia, mid-20th century.

Tribal house panel from the Naga of Northeast India. With mithun motif. Mid-20th century. Mounted on a steel base. This commemorative house panel from Nagaland, most probably from an...

19th century African Nupe people Nigeria door panel. Hand carved wood w/ animals, objects, symbols in relief w/ original beautifully aged original surface color patina.. Genuinely ol...

“Eye of the Dragon” 1930s-1940s Eastern European hand-stitched applique panel made from hand spun linen fabric. Newly tacked down to a linen mat and framed.

Stained wood, carved in high relief depicting lizards with patterned skins, one with human-like hands, both wearing bracelets, and having twin scrolled tongues. One top relief of a c...

This tribal wall panel from Nias Island (an island located off the western coast of Sumatra, Indonesia) was meticulously hand carved, from a single piece of wood, by one of the tribe...

This Chinese Hand Carved Tribal Room Divider features vivid green, blue, and purple hand-painted carvings on a silver-gray ground, with reverse side etched in circular motifs over a ...

Thes decorative panels, carved from Uru wood once occupied the exterior of a traditional Torajan ancestral house. They feature red, white, orange and black pigment. Their aging is pr...

Carved tribal door panel, Aso motif. Dayak of Borneo, Indonesia, early to mid-20th century. Hand-carved of ironwood and dominated by an intertwining Aso Motif, the mythological drago...

A 4 piece set of hand-carved architectural panels from Toraja regency, Sulawesi, Indonesia. The Torajan people are an ethnic group indigenous to the southern mountain ranges of Sulaw...

This crocodile is a decorative panel carved from Uru wood. It would have occupied the exterior of a traditional Torajan ancestral house. It serves the purpose of providing protection...

A carved and mat rack Zulu panel. This wooden panel was inspired from the construction of Zulu mat racks, called Ibhaka or Amabhaxa. It was produced by Tivenyanga Qwabe, one of th...

A large wooden "Saneh" sacred panel from a tribal granary.
This architectural feature was located on the ceiling and considered the "naval" of the granary for the Toraji peop...