small wooden figure. Indonesian?

Just bought this small wooden statue. Quite crude, height 13 cm. Lighter wood seems to shine through, so stained wood? I think it is indonesian. Anyone any idea where it might have been made? Which Island and/or tribe. Or maybe other country after all?
Tourist ware, or tribal? I thought, maybe almost too crude for tourists?

 

I would say Dayak, Kalimantan, Indonesia. A bit like the one on the right:



http://bstribalart.com/Indonesian-Tribal-Art/items_detail.php?ID=840201

 

Wow, that's great. Those are so much nicer of course, but the similar top of the head is striking. Thx so much!
What do you think? Is mine genuine charm, or made for tourists?

 

While looking through my 'Korwars and korwar style' book by Van Baaren 1965 (to look into background of a korwar mixing stick i bought wednesday), i saw quite a similar statue that maybe could be a second option: see pictures. I hope the description will be readible. In short this statue is described as a 'MacCluergulf type korwar, sitting type' from the McCluer- and Bintuni Gulf and from the South-western coast of the Vogelkop as far as Salawati.
The dimensions of this statue is not mentioned, but i guess it is bigger. But could mine maybe also be an amulet from the same area?

 

Could be. I have never seen a korwar like that, but there are regional differences of course. These are the ones I usually see, sometimes without the shields or the hats, but more elaborately carved:

 

Yes, those are the ones I knew, too. So I was very surprised to see the simple one in this book.