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  1. Antique West Africa Tribal Mask Dan People Hand Carved Wood Cowrie Shells Raffia

    African tribal mask, likely a Dan mask from West Africa, specifically the border region between the Ivory Coast and Liberia. These masks are expertly hand-carved from wood and often feature natural elements like cowrie shells and raffia fiber, as seen in the beard-like detailing. Dan masks are known for their distinctive features, which can include serene closed eyes, expressive lips, and various fiber details, reflecting the rich spiritual and cultural heritage of the Dan people. They are used in various ceremonies and can symbolize different aspects of life and belief, such as community, spiritual beliefs, and celebrations. The mask in the image exhibits a rich, aged patina, indicating its authenticity and history. 8.5” x 4” 260g See pictures Selling as is

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  2. Ceremonial Wooden Spoon Dan People Ivory Coast West Africa

    The Ceremonial Wooden Spoon from the Ivory Coast, West Africa is an antique utensil made of wood. This original piece reflects the rich cultural heritage of the region, making it a unique and authentic product. The spoon is a symbol of tradition and ceremony, perfect for serving special dishes or as a decorative piece in a kitchen or dining room. Crafted post-1940, this item showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of African cultures. 50cm x 14 cm x 9cm

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  3. Vintage Senufo Kpelie wooden mask from Ivory Coast

    The gray color and original design add to its appeal, making it a standout item for collectors or enthusiasts of ethnographic artifacts. With its intricate details and historical significance, this mask is sure to be a conversation piece in any collection.

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  4. A RING FROM THE LOBI TRIBE OF BURKINA FASO african tribal

    A ring representing a buffalo with a bird, lobi.

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  5. GOOD LARGE OLD AFRICAN TRIBAL ART CONGO YAKA SLIT CONG DRUM W CARVED FIGURE HEAD

    REST OF THE WORLD £35.

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  6. Kuba Cloth Raffia Textile Panel mid 20th C Kongo Africa Wall Art III

    Traditionally woven to use as a wraparound skirt during ritual festivals and performances, the main material used in the construction of the cloth is a fiber extracted from the raffia palm. The cloths are unique for their surface decoration, elaboration of design and general complexity of construction of the textile.

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  7. CALABASH SENUFO - Senufo - AFRICA OCCIDENTALE

    Presenta i segni visibili del tempo.

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  8. Sumba Merapu architectural roof finials Tribal wooden sculpture Indonesia

    The skulls of the deceased were stripped of the brain and the eyes and nasal parts were closed up in order to prevent evil spirits to enter or exit the body. Catholic and muslim missionaries have made been converting tribal people for centuries.

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