Lobed Tribal Fijian Ula Throwing Club : The Assassins Club of Choice 17th Century this sculpture serves as both

this sculpture serves as both an investment and a statement piece—ideal for those seeking to evoke the intellectual spirit of the nineteenth century or elevate an interior with a touch of classical grandeur

seamlessly joining modern utility with timeless design

Larger scale and strong presence render them ideal as striking focal points above mantelpieces or within grand entrance halls

now elegantly adapted as table lamps

especially when presented as a pair

Lobed Tribal Fijian Ula Throwing Club : The Assassins Club of Choice 17th Century this sculpture serves as bothLobed Tribal Fijian Ula Throwing Club: The Assassins Club of Choice A striking example of Oceanic weaponry, this lobed tribal Fijian Ula Throwing Club showcases the formidable elegance of 18th century Fiji, reflecting both its cultural identity and martial traditions. Renowned for its robust shape and lethal potential, the Ula Tavatava is an icon of Fijian craftsmanship from a turbulent period in the regions history. Origin: Fiji Date: Circa 1750