Tribal Wood Panel

Vertical tribal architectural panel Batak of Sumatra, mid-late 20th century. The Batak are known

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

This is one of four late 19th century decorative carved wooden panels. African in origin and would

This is one of four late 19th century decorative carved wooden panels. African in origin and would

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...

solid tree hardwood Tribal panel depicting crocodiles A seriously good looking and decorative piece

Outstanding vintage native tribal room divider. Features a hand painted and carved, veneered

with intricately carved wood panels, painted in bright colors. This polychromed wood panel, circa 1940

Carved ironwood panel with floral motif. Borneo, mid-20th century. This beautifully eroded

A wonderful pair of Toraja wood panels with carved swirling circular patterns painted with natural

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

Tribal house panel from the Naga of Northeast India. With mithun motif. Mid-20th century. Mounted

19th century African Nupe people Nigeria door panel. Hand carved wood w/ animals, objects, symbols

“Eye of the Dragon” 1930s-1940s Eastern European hand-stitched applique panel made from hand spun

Stained wood, carved in high relief depicting lizards with patterned skins, one with human-like

An early to mid-20th century carved wood wall panel from Nias Island in the Indonesian archipelago

. Unique Chinese Hand Carved Tribal Room Divider with four hinged panels Front side features vibrant tribal

Thes decorative panels, carved from Uru wood once occupied the exterior of a traditional Torajan

Carved tribal door panel, Aso motif. Dayak of Borneo, Indonesia, early to mid-20th century. Hand

A 4 piece set of hand-carved architectural panels from Toraja regency, Sulawesi, Indonesia. The

This crocodile is a decorative panel carved from Uru wood. It would have occupied the exterior of a

A carved and mat rack Zulu panel. This wooden panel was inspired from the construction of Zulu

A large wooden "Saneh" sacred panel from a tribal granary. This architectural feature was

Large hand-carved with panted surface weathered with time. Antique tribal panels.

A pair of decorative teak wood panel sculptures carved in low relief, with monkeys, rhinos and

A fine Pair antique carved and painted wood panel of the Balinese demon queen Rangda, Part of a

Hand Carved wooden Java Panel, Indonesia, circa 1920