Indonesian warrior Vest from the Toraja people of Sulawesi Island. Made from water buffalo bone, and sewn together with woven rattan plant fibers. the vest makes great wall display. mid-20th century. a rare example of chest armor known as a baju lamina. Lacking neck and arm cover, such armor was more ceremonial than protective, warriors would wear these in dances and important events. Water buffalo bones were important part of the culture and a gift or of exchange animal remains marked social status as well. front measures 20 inches long back measures 26 inches long width across ta under arm 19 inches