Toraja Royal Container

A traditional Toraja medicine and jewelry container, carved from genuine domestic buffalo or cow horn. The main body is made from horn, while the stopper and base are crafted from wood. The upper section features a carved ancestor figure, embodying protection, strength, and the Torajan reverence for lineage. Containers like this were used to store traditional medicines or precious items, symbolizing both practicality and spiritual connection. The use of buffalo horn, a material deeply valued in Torajan culture, represents wealth, endurance, and the enduring bond between humans and nature.

Ritual Medicine / Jewelry Container
Origin: Toraja, South Sulawesi
Material: Carved wood top and buffalo horn container
Dimensions: 31 x 10 x 6 cm