An antique ceremonial axe in cast brass, its handle formed as a scaled dragon with a crowned, snarling head, terminating in a crescent-moon blade with fine relief detailing at the socket. Believed to be of Indonesian origin, pieces like this were traditionally ceremonial or processional rather than functional — objects of status and craft rather than tools. Mounted on a fitted stand, it works well as a sculptural accent on a console or shelf.
Given its age, expect natural patina and surface variation consistent with an antique brass object.
