Formosa - Taiyal Head-Hunter

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a handcrafted figurine of an individual dressed in traditional attire, featuring a deep brown complexion and adorned with a feathered headdress and decorative beads around the neck. The figure is posed walking forward, confidently holding a spear in its right hand. The attire consists of a fluffy white skirt-like garment and additional white fur accents on the arms and legs, adding an element of authenticity and texture. Positioned on a green and yellow base, the figure's expression is detailed with orange accents on the lips, enhancing its vibrant presence. The craftsmanship reflects cultural artistry and attention to detail, with a focus on traditional warrior or ceremonial symbolism.

The image depicts a handcrafted figurine of an individual dressed in traditional attire, featuring a deep brown complexion and adorned with a feathered headdress and decorative beads around the neck. The figure is posed walking forward, confidently holding a spear in its right hand. The attire consists of a fluffy white skirt-like garment and additional white fur accents on the arms and legs, adding an element of authenticity and texture. Positioned on a green and yellow base, the figure's expression is detailed with orange accents on the lips, enhancing its vibrant presence. The craftsmanship reflects cultural artistry and attention to detail, with a focus on traditional warrior or ceremonial symbolism.

Name/Title

Formosa - Taiyal Head-Hunter

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.227

Description

Formosa: Taiyal Head-Hunter From "The Primitive and Aborigines Peoples of the World Series" from the Saroff Doll Collection