An Impressive 19th-Century Fijian Rootstock War Club fruitwood the fossilised resin of ancient

the fossilised resin of ancient trees

this centre table effortlessly marries decorative presence with everyday practicality

offered here in a limited edition of only twelve

Their enduring style draws comparisons with celebrated examples housed in renowned collections such as The Victoria and Albert Museum

exemplifies the enduring Victorian fascination with political portraiture

An Impressive 19th-Century Fijian Rootstock War Club fruitwood the fossilised resin of ancientThis formidable rootstock war club from 19th century Fiji demonstrates both the ingenuity and artistry of Fijian weapon making traditions. Carved from a single piece of hardwood, the club features a substantial head formed from the natural branching of the rootstock, lending it both visual drama and devastating impact in combat. The long shaft is finely decorated with incised tavatava (zig zag) motifs, a hallmark of Fijian carving, providing both grip