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Vtg Australian Aboriginal Pokerwork Coolamon Wooden Bowl Tribal Folk Art 9"

Sale price$50.00

This is a remarkable vintage Australian Aboriginal Coolamon bowl, hand-carved from solid timber and decorated with traditional pokerwork (burntwood / wire-burnt) art.
The exterior features a beautifully executed, deeply scorched abstract wave and spiral pattern characteristic of Indigenous Australian tribal design. A Coolamon (or guliman) is a traditional multi-purpose carrying vessel historically used by Aboriginal women to gather bush tucker (nuts, berries), carry water, or even cradle newborns.
With its organic canoe-shaped silhouette and rich, fire-etched patina, this piece serves as both a fantastic specimen of Oceanian folk art and a highly unique decorative catchall tray for keys or jewelry.

Size and Weight
  • Length: Approx. 8.75"
  • Width: Approx. 3.0"
  • Height: Approx. 1.0"
  • Weight: 3 oz.

Condition
  • Good Vintage Condition with authentic rustic character and aged wood patina.
  • There is a single, small vintage wood chip/indentation on the upper rim edge (visible in close-up photo #8), which blends naturally with the primitive, handcrafted style of the vessel.
  • The smooth underside shows light shelf wear and faint scuffs from storage. No major cracks, splits, or structural flaws.
Vtg Australian Aboriginal Pokerwork Coolamon Wooden Bowl Tribal Folk Art 9"
Vtg Australian Aboriginal Pokerwork Coolamon Wooden Bowl Tribal Folk Art 9" Sale price$50.00
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Vtg Australian Aboriginal Pokerwork Coolamon Wooden Bowl Tribal Folk Art 9"
Vtg Australian Aboriginal Pokerwork Coolamon Wooden Bowl Tribal Folk Art 9"