Khmer rice sickle - Cambodia - circa 1920
€90.00
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Rice cultivation is an important activity in Cambodia.
To cut the rice, a rice sickle is used by the Khmers. Made of horn, wood and metal, it is called “Kândiev Trâkong”.
Note that this sickle was also used as a weapon during the period of occupation by the Khmer Rouges between 1975 and 1979 (Kampuchéa).
Very nice object of collection or decoration. Delivered without support.
Dimensions: 54 cm x 30 cm
Weight : 362 grs
Rice cultivation is an important activity in Cambodia.
To cut the rice, a rice sickle is used by the Khmers. Made of horn, wood and metal, it is called “Kândiev Trâkong”.
Note that this sickle was also used as a weapon during the period of occupation by the Khmer Rouges between 1975 and 1979 (Kampuchéa).
Very nice object of collection or decoration. Delivered without support.
Dimensions: 54 cm x 30 cm
2023-AGU-109
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Rice cultivation is an important activity in Cambodia.
To cut the rice, a rice sickle is used by the Khmers. Made of horn, wood and metal, it is called “Kândiev Trâkong”.
Note that this sickle was also used as a weapon during the period of occupation by the Khmer Rouges between 1975 and 1979 (Kampuchéa).
Very nice object of collection or decoration. Delivered without support.
Dimensions: 54 cm x 30 cm
Weight : 362 grs