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  1. A SPECTACULAR PANTHERA PENDANT, african, tribal, lobi

    A nice pendant representing a panthera with a prey.

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  2. A SPECTACULAR LOBI SNAKE BRONZE PENDANT, african, tribal, lobi

    A nice lobi snake pendant.

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  3. Beautifully carved Chokwe Mwana Pwo Mask

    Very finely carved wood mask typical of the Chokwe tribe of the southern Democratic Republic of the Congo or northern Angola. It is crowned with extensive hair (fashioned from very fine but indeterminate fibrous material) with fitted crocheted raffia coif that fits over the head. The hair is quite fragile, but both hair and coif could be easily detached for wall display. Such masks are used in initiation ceremonies and are worn by men to evoke maiden spirits. It was collected over forty years ago by a keen collector of African ethnographic art. Apart from the hair, it is in extremely good condition and probably dates from the mid-20th century. The face is 9 inches long and 7 inches wide.

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  4. Buffalo Tribal Art Torajan Door Wood Panel Tanah Toraja Architectural Element

    The Buffalo holds deep cultural significance in Indonesian society, particularly in Torajan culture, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. This sacred creature is revered for its ties to agricultural abundance and social status, making this panel not just a piece of art but a symbolic representation of prosperity and fortune.

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  5. Bodhisattva Tantric Bronze, Tibet

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  6. New Ireland Tatanua Mask Papua New Guinea Operculum Eyes Wooden Carved

    The eyes are so piercing.

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  7. Aklama Fetish Alter Ada/ Ewe Ghana West Africa

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  8. Asaro Claws Mudmen Headhunter Papua New Guinea Carved Wooden Art Asmat

    This rare artifact from Papua New Guinea is ideally displayed in a setting that honors its cultural and historical significance. With its exquisite beauty and profound cultural importance, this antique adze axe is a prized addition to any display of tribal art and artifacts.

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