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Scholarly Collaboration - East Indies Museum

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The East Indies Museum extends an invitation to scholars and collectors to share their expertise by contributing a detailed description for any of the artworks in the collection of which they have specialized knowledge. We seek such help in order to provide viewers with accurate, expert analyses regarding the provenance, history, cultural attributes and purpose of every piece. Eddie Hara - Java. 12 July 1988. 2011-2012 The East Indies Museum.

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East Indies Museum - Welcome to The East Indies Museum

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South Sumatra, Indonesia. Gold openwork with mica underlay. The East Indies Museum is an online museum exhibiting an eclectic array of traditional artworks from insular southeast Asia. This vast area encompassing the Malay, Indonesian and Philippine archipelagos, was for centuries informally known as the East Indies and includes the modern-day nations of Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Timor Leste. Finely carved wooden celestial half-human, half-bird statue.

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Shop - East Indies Museum

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To order or for information regarding our shop, please contact us at:. WELCOME TO OUR SHOP. The East Indies Museum shop features many hand-made products designed and made by our own team of highly skilled craftsmen. We specialize in intricate carvings, gold leaf work and textiles. Other products not produced by us are carefully selected for their quality, beauty and value. We hope you enjoy shopping with us and we appreciate your support. 2011-2012 The East Indies Museum.

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Guest Participation - East Indies Museum

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The East Indies Museum invites visitors to help us make the website better and we welcome your participation in any of the following ways:. 1) If you have museum-quality. Antiques for sale, we will be happy to consider purchasing pieces in the following categories:. Old textiles (batik, ikat, etc.). Javanese/Madurese polychrome folk art (non furniture). 2) If you have museum-quality. 3) If you would like to advertise your business on the site, please contact us for further information.

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Belt buckle - East Indies Museum

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Palembang, Sumatra, Indonesia. Gold and mica face, backed with copper. 19 x 9.2 cm. 2011-2012 The East Indies Museum.

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Partisipasi Tamu - East Indies Museum

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The East Indies Museum mengundang anda untuk berpartisipasi sehingga akan membantu website ini dapat menjadi lebih menarik dan kami akan menerima partisipasi anda dengan gembira. Partisipasi anda dapat dilakukan dalam dua cara:. 1) Apabila anda ada barang antik untuk dijual dan memiliki kwalitas tinggi, kami dengan senang hati mempertimbangkan untuk membeli barang anda dalam kategori sebagai berikut:. Kain kuno (batik, ikat, dan sebagainya). Wayang kulit/klitik/beber yang kuno.

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Collection Overview - East Indies Museum

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The East Indies Museum began with a modest, but memorable old batik discovered in a market in Central Java. That single purchase sparked a quest to acquire even better examples, while stimulating interest in related art forms from the Malay and Indonesian archipelagos. Over the years a collection took shape, ultimately leading to the inception of this project. 2011-2012 The East Indies Museum.

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Sitemap - East Indies Museum

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Library - East Indies Museum

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The purpose of our library is to highlight books relating to the traditional arts from southeast Asia and to introduce new titles as they become available. Read Rudolf Smend's article in Textile Forum Magazine Issue I, March 2012. Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago. By Anne Richter, Bruce Carpenter. Ethinic Jewellery from Indonesia: Continuity and Evolution. By Bruce Carpenter, Dr Antonio J. Guerreiro, Philippe Heurtault. 2011-2012 The East Indies Museum.