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Antique Wood Carving BLAWONG - Tanah
Antique Wood Carving BLAWONG - Tanah
A figure from Javanese tradition BLAWONG
Wood with history and character BLAWONG
Detail of its patina and carvings BLAWONG

Antique Wood Carving BLAWONG

€495.00
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Antique Carving 

This antique teak carving from Java appears to be a blawong, a traditional panel used to hold and display keris daggers. It retains its fastening cords and features a wayang-inspired figure alongside animal motifs carved in relief.

Its elongated silhouette and arched top frame richly toned wood with pronounced grain. Small cracks, wear and a beautiful patina lend the surface a distinctive visual depth.

A piece with history and an artistic presence that brings character to any setting.

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    Data sheet

    Material: Teak wood

    Finish: Matte finish

    Delivery: A pie de calle

    Handling: 1 person

    SKU: WALL7-1

    Weight: 4kg

    Width: 33cm x Depth: 3cm x Height: 88cm

  • Shipping and returns

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    Delivery times

    Mainland Spain: 4-8 business days.

    Islands and European Union: 7-14 business days.

    Other international destinations: delivery time depends on destination.


    Returns

    The deadline to request a return is 30 calendar days from receipt of the order.

    For returns requested for reasons other than a manufacturing defect or transport damage, return shipping costs will be covered by the customer.

    If the product arrives damaged or defective, you must contact Tanah within a maximum of 48 hours of receipt. Once the issue is verified, Tanah will cover the corresponding costs.

    For more information, see the Shipping and Returns Conditions.

The keris is a traditional dagger with deep significance in Javanese culture, associated with its owner’s identity and family heritage. Blawong panels were used to display it in the home, combining a practical purpose with the artistry of their carvings.

Here, the figure’s stylised profile, headdress and clothing evoke the world of wayang, Java’s traditional theatre. Animal motifs complete a composition whose precise character and meaning remain unconfirmed.

The teak retains a pronounced texture and tonal variations that highlight the relief carving. Particularly elegant in an entrance hall, above a sideboard or as a focal point on a wall, its antique character creates a subtle contrast.

To clean, use a soft brush or a dry cloth. Avoid water and abrasive products.

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