The book "Magic weapons from heaven. From the Indonesian collection of the Museum of Asia and the Pacific"

The book is an extensive study of magical weapons that were used in Indonesian culture and were collected at the Museum of Asia and the Pacific. The authors of the book offer a unique look at magical weapons and their significance in the rituals and beliefs of the Indonesian peoples. They consider various types of weapons such as swords, spears, arrows, darts, and the like, and explain their features and purpose in magical practice. The book also contains extensive illustrative material, including photographs and detailed descriptions of each item. This allows the reader to fully immerse themselves in Indonesian culture and visually imagine magical weapons. An important aspect of the book is the analysis of the symbols and decorative elements of weapons, which helps to understand the importance of each object in religious rituals and cult practices. "A magical weapon from heaven. From the Indonesian collection of the Museum of Asia and the Pacific" provides a deep understanding of magical weapons as an art and cultural heritage of the Indonesian people. This book will be of interest to both researchers and lovers of art and culture. The volume is 264 pages.