Chicken Spurs - Bahau Dayak - Indonesia (No reserve price)

Chicken spurs from the Bahau Dayak people of Indonesia represent traditional items associated with poultry and cultural practices. The Bahau Dayak, an indigenous group from Kalimantan (Borneo), have rich ceremonies and folklore where roosters and their spurs hold symbolic value, sometimes linked to bravery, status, or ritual combat. These spurs could be natural or modified and carried as charms or worn during events. Objects like chicken spurs offer insights into Dayak ethnography, illustrating how animal parts can take on cultural importance beyond their biological function. Collectors interested in tribal artifacts appreciate such items for their uniqueness and connection to indigenous customs.