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Ceremonial Staff, Malaita Island, Solomon Islands
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Ceremonial Staff, Malaita Island, Solomon Islands wari hau Wood, shell, resin, vegetable fiber Height 15 1/4in (83.7cm) Provenance Dunbar Sloan, Auckland, 16 May 2017 Private Collection, United States 'Solomon Islands is home to a huge diversity of adornments and ceremonial weapons designed to communicate the status and prowess of their bearers. Ceremonial batons from Malaita, known as wari hau (literally, round stone) for the shape of their heads, were carved from iron pyrite and completed with a finely woven covering for the head of the baton and nautilus shell inlay on the handle. Early explorers to Solomon Islands mistook wari hau for clubs, but this work is not a weapon. The batons would be worn by warriors as insignia, suspended from a cord around the neck so that they would hang down the back. Wari hau could only be worn by men who were authorized to claim payment for an execution, a fact that played into the European imagination and preconceptions of the Pacific. The batons were seen as highly desirable by European collectors who termed them assassin's batons.[. . .] It is said that wari hau played an important role in the naming of Solomon Islands. When Spanish explorer Álvaro de Mendaña arrived in the islands in 1568, his crew were so captivated by the shimmering iron pyrite used to make the spherical head of the clubs that they thought they had found islands rich in gold. While not made from gold, shimmer is an important quality of wari hau. Nautilus shell inlay against stained black wood or parinarium nut paste is a distinctive feature of Solomon Islands art, where the luminous quality of the shell creates visual efficacy and signifies ancestral presence.' (Metropolitan Museum of Art, WEB, nd.) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Ceremonial Staff, Malaita Island, Solomon Islands wari hau Wood, shell, resin, vegetable fiber Height 15 1/4in (83.7cm) Provenance Dunbar Sloan, Auckland, 16 May 2017 Private Collection, United States 'Solomon Islands is home to a huge diversity of adornments and ceremonial weapons designed to communicate the status and prowess of their bearers. Ceremonial batons from Malaita, known as wari hau (literally, round stone) for the shape of their heads, were carved from iron pyrite and completed with a finely woven covering for the head of the baton and nautilus shell inlay on the handle. Early explorers to Solomon Islands mistook wari hau for clubs, but this work is not a weapon. The batons would be worn by warriors as insignia, suspended from a cord around the neck so that they would hang down the back. Wari hau could only be worn by men who were authorized to claim payment for an execution, a fact that played into the European imagination and preconceptions of the Pacific. The batons were seen as highly desirable by European collectors who termed them assassin's batons.[. . .] It is said that wari hau played an important role in the naming of Solomon Islands. When Spanish explorer Álvaro de Mendaña arrived in the islands in 1568, his crew were so captivated by the shimmering iron pyrite used to make the spherical head of the clubs that they thought they had found islands rich in gold. While not made from gold, shimmer is an important quality of wari hau. Nautilus shell inlay against stained black wood or parinarium nut paste is a distinctive feature of Solomon Islands art, where the luminous quality of the shell creates visual efficacy and signifies ancestral presence.' (Metropolitan Museum of Art, WEB, nd.) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
African, Oceanic & Pre-Columbian Art
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7601 W. Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles
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90046
United States
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