Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Regalia Moods and Movements Image Size: 24 1/2" x

Image Size: 24 1/2" x 33"

Paper Size: 17" x 12 1/2"

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Image Size: 6⅞" x 8⅛"

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Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Regalia Moods and Movements Image Size: 24 1/2" xHailing from one of the world's most remote regions these are traditional accessories, also known as bilas, from the Abelam tribe in Papua New Guinea. The first is a Karahut (c. 1970 90), when worn as a mouthguard it was a sign of war, meant to frighten away enemies, yet it could also be worn as a necklace to signify peace in ceremonies. The second item is a headdress (c. 1970 90) that would commonly accompany the Karahut in ceremonial dances. The