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Arrows and Quiver

Skilfully designed and crafted so as to function efficiently under specific conditions and for specific types of prey, in Namibia arrows were also elegantly shaped and decorated so as to provide an aesthetic effect. Thus, they not only performed a specific function, but also expressed both the cosmology and the personality of their owners. Text: Sandra Ferracuti.

Data Provider
Linden-Museum Stuttgart Staatliches Museum für Völkerkunde Show original at data provider

Cataloguing data

Cultural attribution
Ambo
Object type
Köcher
Dimensions
Length: 73 cm
Width: 11 cm
Material/Technique
Leather cut, knotted, sewn
Current location
Linden-Museum Stuttgart
Inventory number
110255 a

Provenance and sources

  • Assignment to a curated holding:
    Maag; 0985
  • Production
    when
    around 1923
  • Change of physical control or legal title
    where
    Namibia
Provenance
The collection came into the museum on loan in 1923, and shortly before his death in 1932, Maag donated the collection to the museum. According to the information in the new acquisitions book, Maag "collected [all objects] himself in situ". Text: Christoph Rippe.

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