i Cula ni Bokola
human history
i Cula ni Bokola. Carved from solid kau (wood) into a form consisting of four prongs and a handle. The handle is bulbous and round in section. The butt of the handle is capped and a finely woven cord of magimagi (sennit), braided in tali tolu (three-ply) technique is wrapped and knotted around directly underneath this cap. This cula ni bokola is red-brown in colour with a glossy polished finish.
Accession number: 1950.128 Last Update: 9 Jul 2019
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Flesh fork (Fijian)
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- Fiji
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1950.128
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04 Jul 1950
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31466 (ethnology)
592b (Oldman Collection)
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