Zena Kruzick

Zena Kruzick sells art, textiles and jewelry from Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas. Zena is a member of the International Society of Appraisers and is now performing appraisals of tribal art for a variety of intended uses: non-cash charitable donations, equitable distribution, estate evaluations and insurance coverage. Visit ZKTA.com for more material - the website is updated frequently. Now on Instagram @mondozena

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    Pikuran (cache-sex), Kirdi people, Cameroon. Seed beads, cotton string, cowrie shells. 21" (53.5 cm) wide by 8.5" (21.5 cm) high. Mid 20th century #1640
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    Pikuran (cache-sex), Kirdi people, Cameroon. Seed beads, cotton string, cowrie shells. 23" (58.5 cm) wide by 9" (23 cm) high. Mid 20th century.
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    Pikuran (cache-sex), from the Kirdi people of the Cameroon. Seed beads, cotton string, cowrie shells. 20" (51 cm) wide by 9" (23 cm) high. Mid ... read more
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    a small cache-sex, or pikuran, from the Kirdi people of Cameroon. This triangular 'tanga' style was probably worn by younger women for ... read more
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    a cache-sex, or pikuran, from the Kirdi people of Cameroon. These were worn for celebrations, rituals and rites of passage by women ... read more
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    Conus shell earrings. Western Gulf area, Papua New Guinea. 2.75", 2.5", 2.25" (7, 6, 5.5 cm) diameter. Early 20th century. Published in Red Eye of the ... read more
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    Three net floats. Massim people, Papua New Guinea. 5.5", 6.5" and 5.75" high. Early 20th century. Provenance: Harry Beran, Australia; John Friede, New York.
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    Tsuba sword guard, kyo-sukashi. Kyoto, Japan. 3.25" (8 cm) diameter. Momoyama Period (1573-1615). Original condition.
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    Burl wood base. Japan. 40" (101 cm) wide, 25" (63.5 cm) high, 5/8" (1.5 cm) thick. Meiji Period (1868-1912).
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    Ceremonial axe blade. Valdivia culture, Ecuador. Green stone. 9.5" (24 cm) high by 7.5" (19 cm) wide by 1.5" (4 cm) thick. 3000-2500 B.C. Provenance: Private New ... read more
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    Pechera (chest panel). Sihuas Valley, Peru. a.d. 200-400. Original condition, Camelid wool. 28" (71 cm) high by 13" (33 cm) wide. ... read more
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    Armband from the Western Sahara Desert of Africa. 6.25" (16 cm) diameter. Neolithic Period, 2000 b.p. or earlier. Registered, with documentation by the Hand Axe ... read more
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    a very expressive small iron monkey. Origin unknown. 3" (7.5 cm) high.
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    Animal head cover. Sindh, Pakistan. 18" (46 cm) wide by 28" (71 cm) long.
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    Sakiori obi from Japan. Black, turquoise and cream are spiked with silver in this obi. 7" wide by 129" long. In perfect ... read more
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    Large bowl, chqâla. Nabeul, Tunisia. These were used at family dinners, often containing the couscous. It is said that the fish motif ... read more
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    Figurine. Inca. Spondylus shell. 2-3/4" (7 cm) high. A.D. 1350-1450.
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    Fully imbricated lidded basket. Native American, Columbia River. Reeds, cedar bark. 9" wide by 3" high (23 by 7.5 cm). Last quarter 19th century.
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    a colorful four-cornered hat from the Huari culture of the Highlands of Peru. Made of camelid wool yarns and natural dyes, it ... read more
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    Embroidered skirt. Sindh region, Pakistan. Used by a Sodha family. 19.5" by 88" (50 by 224 cm). Silk, cotton thread and mirrors ... read more
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    Ikebana basket, Japan. Nemagaridake bamboo, vines. 12" wide by 15" high (30 by 38 cm). Pre-1950.
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    Iron Bracelet. Senufo, Ivory Coast, West Africa. 10" (25 cm) in diameter. Early-mid-20th century. ex Maine Durieu, Paris.
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    Ketfiya. Southern mountain region of Tunisia. Worn around the shoulders to protect a woman's dress from the oil in her hair. 31" ... read more
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    Hornbill heddle pulley. Senufo, Ivory Coast. 6-1/2" by 3" (16.5 by 7.5 cm). Mid 20th century.
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    Burl base. Japan. Taisho Period. 27" by 20" by 5/8" (69 by 51 by 2 cm).
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    Mahmoudi (woman's mantle). Wool with cotton supplementary patterns, tie-dyed at edges. The piece is dyed after weaving and the cotton resists the ... read more
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    Man’s wedding shawl (doshalo). Rajasthan, India. Meghwar leather workers caste. Ajrakh vegetal dye blockprint with silk embroidery. Mid-20th century. 41" wide by ... read more
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    Lacquer ware bowl. Burma. 10" in diameter (25 cm).
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    Shield. Sukuma (or Hehe), Tanzania. Animal hide, wood. 29" (74cm) high, nice native repairs. Early 20th century.
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    Chapragy changa necklace. Strung with crown knotted cord and an old faceted carnelian bead at the closure, the neck opening is 16"(41 ... read more
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    Iron currency used by the Sara people of Chad, West Africa. 18" (46 cm) high. Early to mid-20th century. #7058
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    Cut-pile raffia panel. Shoowa, a northern group of the Kuba, d.r. Congo. 18 " (46 cm) by 8" (20 cm) approx. The purple ... read more
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    a cache-sex, or pikuran, from the Kirdi people of Cameroon. 19" wide (48 cm). Mid-20th century.
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    Wood mask, Nepal/Tibet. 8” high by 6.5” wide (20 by 16 cm) plus base. Late 19th century
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    Finely stitched Uzbek bag from Central Asia. 7.5” wide by 8.5” high (19 by 22 cm).
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    Wool Tunisian ketfiya. 34" (86 cm) long (without fringe) and 17" (43 cm) wide. There are two tiny holes and an small ... read more
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    Cut-pile raffia panel. Shoowa, a northern group of the Kuba, d.r. Congo. 27" (69 cm) by 24" (61 cm) approx. Mid-20th century. In pieces from this ... read more
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    Quirt (horse crop). Yamut, Turkoman, Central Asia. Wood, silver, turquoise, carnelian, leather, gilding. 25" (64 cm) long. 19th century. #9773
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