Ancient Javanese Calendar – Wayang Left

The Javanese calendar, often depicted in exquisite wooden sculptures, is deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual traditions. It follows a 35-week system, incorporating cycles of five concurrent elements. Used for both practical and ritual purposes, it guides agricultural activities, festivities, and ceremonies. Each intricate carving on the calendar represents a fusion of celestial and earthly elements, encapsulating the Javanese worldview and connection to nature.

Made in Lombok, Circa 1950s
Material: Teak Wood
Size: 55 x 10,5 x 1,5 cm