This Wapinyan ancestor figure (Ngwallndu) comes from the Wosera Abelam people residing in the East Sepik River region of Papua New Guinea. Integral to the fabric of the spiritual life of the Wosera Abelam people is the growing and exchanging of yams. Although the primary role of this object is to honor deceased ancestors, every object of artistic production, including this figure, would be displayed at the annual Yam Festival. Produced after a respected elder passes away, this figure would have been kept in the Spirit House (Haus Tambaran) in a prominent place. This statue would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
Museum Quality
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34 Inches Tall
35.5 Inches Tall on Stand
8 Inches Wide Bottom
7 Inches Wide Ear to Ear
3 1/4 Inches Deep
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