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Pectoral

Decorative ornament worn on the breast

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This half-moon shaped chest ornament is identical in shape to the middle piece of a chest ornament (layang-layang) worn by a Karo-batak bridegroom. However, the necklace of this specimen is less detailed.

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

Clothing of a legong dancer.Manufacture jour worked gilt leather.

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This chest ornament is probably an import product. It is made of fibre rope with nassas shells and an imitation boar's tooth. The tooth is a machined piece of bone.

United Archives

Jade pectoral, Olmec civilisation, Mexico 1200-400 BC

United Archives

Jade pectoral, Olmec civilisation, Mexico 1200-400 BC

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels
Pigorini National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography
National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This piece of jewellery was made by a silversmith at Kabanjahé. The motifs are Karo, but the design may have been adapted to use by Europeans.

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This piece of jewellery was made by a silversmith at Kabanjahé. The motifs are Karo, but the design may have been adapted to use by Europeans.

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This piece of jewellery was made by a silversmith at Kabanjahé. The motifs are Karo, but the design may have been adapted to use by Europeans.

National Museum of World Cultures Foundation

This piece of jewelry was made by a silversmith at Kabanjahé. The motifs are Karo and traditionally used for the cincin tapak gajah. The design may have been adapted to use by Europeans.