Lou Island Fiji Kiakavo Wood Dance Clubs

Description

Up until and in the few decades followings Fiji’s willing cessation to the United Kingdom in 1874, clubs were held as ferocious and vitally important weapons within a Fijian society which revolved in part around combat. Bows, arrows, and spears abounded in skirmishes between Fijian moieties, but even so the comparative prevalence of clubs is astonishing. In the 19th Century alone it is estimated that over 100,000 clubs may have been made in Fiji, 4,000 of which are now catalogued in museum collections around the world. This museum quality club would be a wonderful addition to your home and collection.
Comes on Stand
Shows age and Natural Wear
35 Inches Tall
37 Inches Tall on Stand
8.5 Inch Club Face
6 Inch Tall Club
2 x 2 Club Handle
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