Spirit House Crossbeam with clan yena and ancestor figures Bangwis Village, Kwoma People Washkuk Hills, Upper Sepik River, Papua New Guinea Vertical figurative carving, one of numerous displayed inside the clan ceremonial house. Sculpture and bark painting inside the house protray the world view of the Kwoma as described in their myths and their relationships with the spirit world. This figure is one of several that chronicle principal myths and ancestors of the houses clan Length Aproximately 8 feet CF: For similar example see: Schmitz, C. Oceanic Art, NY, 1969 See also Bowden, R. Yena - Art and Ceremony in a Sepik Society, 1983 Oxford: Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford Price 6000.00