Antique Dayak Carved Horn Charm/Pendant framed artwork Saraswati is part of the

Saraswati is part of the Tridevi

The bulk of the finely polished beads are an irregular cylindrical shape due to the handcrafting process

also known as the Bodhisattva of Compassion

Each holder features a double-arm "Y" shape with prominent vertical ribbing that resembles a saguaro cactus

and is an excellent conversation starter and a fantastic piece of art that displays the cultural heritage of the Pende Tribe of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Antique Dayak Carved Horn Charm/Pendant framed artwork Saraswati is part of theThis intricately carved charm pendant is a traditional artifact of the Dayak people of Borneo, crafted from deer horn. The piece features two humanoid figures seated opposite each other in an intertwined pose engaged in a symbolic interaction. Their elongated, exaggerated facial features, and expressive gestures suggest deep cultural significance, possibly linked to spiritual beliefs, ancestral reverence, or shamanistic practices. DIMENSIONS: 3. 5" H