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TALK: Use of Textiles in Headhunting Ceremonies / Borneo / 1800s
You are invited to join this short, non-academic and exploratory talk on the cultural use of textiles in Borneo.
Supported by a photo-intensive Powerpoint presentation this monthly talk is an excerpt from the guest lectures given on luxury cruise-liners like Silversea, Oceania, Azamara etc or museum / textile groups.
These talks are enjoyed by those who have just begun to enjoy traditional art. Experts and experienced Collectors are welcome too.
REGISTER FOR THE TALK ON THIS LINK
*NOTE: The subject is not suitable for the weak-hearted.
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