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Sanggori

Serpent-form copper alloy ornament worn at the front of a man's headdress for ceremonial display. Sulawesi. 19th or early 20th century.
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  • This is a very simple - actually too simple - version of a so-called "sanggori", a head ornament in the form of a snake worn by the Toradja and other groups in Sulawesi, Indonesia. It actually ought to have a more pronounced, round and "dashing" shape, preferably have somewhat more decoration, and a deeper patina. Still, it is collectible even as is, and does seem to have some age.
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