Language: Indonesian
Source: Period account

Description

Telep is the name given to bamboo dart quivers of Borneo in an 1891 article by Pleyte.¹

It was used with the blowpipe called tulup or tulupan.

Illustration from Pleyte:

19. Double bamboo-quiver, telep.
22. Single bamboo-quiver, telep.
23. Bamboo-quiver, telep, closed with a conical stopper, showing the appendage to stick it into the belt.

Dayak dart quiver with darts.
Sold by Mandarin Mansion in 2018.

Notes
1. C.M. Pleyte; Sumpitan and bow in Indonesia. Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. Band IV, Heft VI. Leiden. 1891. Pages 265-281.