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The Value of Collectibles – Tami Island Ceremonial Bowls

Friday, June 24, 2016

Large, canoe-shaped bowls in the Tami Islands of Papua New Guinea were traded extensively and gifted as valuable pieces of a brides' wealth during marriage ceremonies. Unlike smaller wares, these were saved for extremely special occasions, primarily used to prepare and serve food during important feasts and annual festivals....

Simple Plate or Elaborate Collectible? – Sago Bowls

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Sago bowls are ceramic dishes made by the Sawos people of Papua New Guinea. Though used as utilitarian bowls, these unique conical vessels also hold great artistic and collectible value for their intricate geometric and curvilinear designs inspired by nature...

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