Korwar (voorouderbeeld) van de Kamoro uit Nieuw-Guinea kartika the loaves are round and

the loaves are round and are stored in this type of basket

Ritual instrument from Tibetan Buddhism (specifically Vajrayana Buddhism)

it has some minor signs of age and wear

Slowly but surely

The craftsmen skillfully carve or cast the outside to depict the image of Nandi

Korwar (voorouderbeeld) van de Kamoro uit Nieuw-Guinea kartika the loaves are round andDimensions: 23. 5 x 6 x 8 cm. Korwars serve as a new home for the soul of a deceased ancestor. Originally, korwars had cavities in which the skull of the deceased was placed. With the arrival of missionaries, however, this practice was banned. The korwars continued to exist, but from then on without space for the skull, so that they no longer had to be life size. Survivors often use the korwars as a kind of oracle, a means of contacting their