Toraja Pins and Buttons

Indonesia ethnic group.

This carving motif resembles a buffalo (tedong) horn and is interpreted as a symbol of prosperity for the community and family. Leaving the traditional coloring patterns (red, white, yellow, and black), this design is suitable for the Toraja tribal art lovers anywhere. Grab yours now and show everyone how much you are the lover of Toraja tribe art.

This carving motif resembles a bond on the cover of a basket (kapuq = bond and baka = basket) which for the Toraja tribe (South Sulawesi/Celebes, Indonesia) is considered sacred. Paqkapuq Baka is interpreted as the hope that the descendants will always be united and live in peace and prosperity. This design does not use the traditional coloring patterns (red = human life, white = purity, yellow = God's blessing and power, and black = death and darkness), aimed at the Toraja tribal art lovers and ethnic art lovers in general. Show everyone how much you are the lover of Toraja tribe art.

This term means to resemble a commonly used bamboo nail to hook a building pole. This carving motif symbolizes the greatness of Toraja nobility and the symbol of solid unity such as bamboo spikes. Leaving the traditional coloring patterns (red, white, yellow, and black), this design is perfect for you. Grab yours now!

This carving motif resembles a waru tree (beach hibiscus/tinaq) which is very useful, it leaves to wrap and its skin is spun for rope. This carving motif becomes a symbol of unity and prosperity in the family. Leaving the traditional coloring patterns (red, white, yellow, and black), this design is suitable for the Toraja tribal art lovers anywhere. Shop Now!

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Toraja ethnic tribal

Inspire from the Toraja (or Toraya) culture especially the carving.