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Baskets are woven from the leaves of the Lontar Palm. The headstrap/shoulderstrap from gewang grass. Traditionally used as a headstrap basket for carrying all kinds of goods about. Ideal for shopping, toy or shoe storage and excellent laundry baskets. Not suited to being left in the weather. Made in East Timor and East... More Info...
Kapok is making a comeback. Today we are looking to surround ourselves with more healthful things. We are demanding products that have integrity. We are interested in fibers that are less toxic, sustainable and well suited to the purpo... More Info...
As yet unidentified stem with clear internal formation and half of the outer formation covered in beautiful snow flake. If anyone knows what this is I would be grateful for the ID. Make an offer.
Possible identification internal belemite with external coral layer? you tell me!
Sandalwood Incense Cones-The real thing. Hand mixed rolled and pressed into cone shaped moulds in the factory in Kupang West Timor using true Santal Album dust. - Lasts up to 40mins
Please have a look under FOSSILS - go to Fossil Coral & MASKS go to 10 million year old carved Masks - You will find these in the categories. We have created special sections for these amazing and unique 10 Million Year Old creations.... More Info...
Newly handmade in TTS West Timor following the traditional method from a solid piece of Eucalyptus that has been colored. The body of this guitar is very deep creating a bass tone. The strings are fed straight into the wood bridge at the base of the body and the bridge is at an angle with bamboo keys. The carver has made 4 air holes and neck and base are from one piece of timber.... More Info...
Permain 325MYO ammonite from the Basleo fault line in West Timor. A large internal ammonite example with amazing markings right down to the flesh finger markings. As yet unidentified but possibly Australiceras or Tropaeum.
