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A painted jar from the Indus Valley Culture covered in glyphs

JAR (INDUS VALLEY)

A large jade brush holder decorated with cranes and trees

BRUSH HOLDER (CHINA)

Flower vase, 2018 by Tadashi Hirakawa

VASE BY HIRAWAKA (JAPAN) 

A wooden effigy of an ancestor with its arms outstretched

BULUL (IFUGAO)

A satsuma-style jar decorated with male and female shisha

COVERED JAR (JAPAN)

A ceramic jar with a bird effigy

DAMARAU (IATMUL)

A glazed effigy of an alert dog (Han Dynasty)

DOG EFFIGY (HAN DYNASTY)

A soapstone sculpture of the 18 Luohan

18 LOHAN (CHINA)

A small jade pendant carved in the shape of a hei-tiki figure (New Zealand)

PENDANT (MAORI)

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Sunday: 10 am to 3 pm
CLOSED: Monday
CLOSED: National Holidays

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812 East Lincoln Rd.
Idabel, OK 74745
580 - 286 - 3616
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