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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $16. The latest store price is $16, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $16 | Latest store price | |
| $16 | Unity First Price 2026-06-20 2026-06-27 |
Sale and bundle history
The 1 most recent recorded offers including this asset. Past offers may no longer be available. Bundle prices cover a package, not this asset alone.
About Weapons of Dayak tribe
- Theme > Military & Combat
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
The Primal Force of the Kalimantan Interior.
The Dayak Arsenal captures the unique martial heritage of the indigenous tribes of Borneo. These assets reflect a culture where weaponry is both a tool for survival in the dense jungle and a sacred heirloom passed through generations. From the masterfully forged steel of the Mandau to the silent lethality of the Sumpit, each model is designed with historical and artistic fidelity.
Historical Lore: Nan Sarunai and the Majapahit Era
The history of Kalimantan during the Majapahit era is one of resilience and diverse kingdoms. While the Majapahit Empire expanded its maritime influence, the interior of Borneo saw the rise and fall of the Nan Sarunai kingdom, a legendary Ma'anyan Dayak polity known for its prosperous culture before its eventual decline. Alongside Nan Sarunai, other contemporary powers like the Kingdom of Tanjungpura and the Kingdom of Kutai Kartanegara maintained complex relationships with the Majapahit Empire, alternating between trade partners and tributary states. These weapons represent the warriors who defended these realms, ensuring their traditions endured even as the geopolitical tides of Nusantara shifted.
Included in this Pack:
- Mandau (The Traditional Sword): Features a distinct curved blade and an intricately carved hilt, complete with its Kumbang (sheath) adorned with traditional spiritual motifs.
- Sumpit (Hybrid Blowpipe Spear): A versatile long-range weapon that doubles as a thrusting spear, traditionally used with poison-tipped darts for silent hunting and defense.
- Kliau & Kelembit Bok (Tribal Shields): High-fidelity shields featuring authentic, hand-painted patterns designed to intimidate enemies and provide spiritual protection.
- Historical Accuracy: These weapons represent the defenders of the great Longhouses, whose skills were noted even during the era of the Majapahit maritime expansion.
The Dayak Arsenal captures the unique martial heritage of the indigenous tribes of Borneo. These assets reflect a culture where weaponry is both a tool for survival in the dense jungle and a sacred heirloom passed through generations. From the masterfully forged steel of the Mandau to the silent lethality of the Sumpit, each model is designed with historical and artistic fidelity.
Historical Lore: Nan Sarunai and the Majapahit Era
The history of Kalimantan during the Majapahit era is one of resilience and diverse kingdoms. While the Majapahit Empire expanded its maritime influence, the interior of Borneo saw the rise and fall of the Nan Sarunai kingdom, a legendary Ma'anyan Dayak polity known for its prosperous culture before its eventual decline. Alongside Nan Sarunai, other contemporary powers like the Kingdom of Tanjungpura and the Kingdom of Kutai Kartanegara maintained complex relationships with the Majapahit Empire, alternating between trade partners and tributary states. These weapons represent the warriors who defended these realms, ensuring their traditions endured even as the geopolitical tides of Nusantara shifted.
Included in this Pack:
- Mandau (The Traditional Sword): Features a distinct curved blade and an intricately carved hilt, complete with its Kumbang (sheath) adorned with traditional spiritual motifs.
- Sumpit (Hybrid Blowpipe Spear): A versatile long-range weapon that doubles as a thrusting spear, traditionally used with poison-tipped darts for silent hunting and defense.
- Kliau & Kelembit Bok (Tribal Shields): High-fidelity shields featuring authentic, hand-painted patterns designed to intimidate enemies and provide spiritual protection.
- Historical Accuracy: These weapons represent the defenders of the great Longhouses, whose skills were noted even during the era of the Majapahit maritime expansion.