This is an original Mbole anklet currency made of copper from the Republic of Congo, Africa. It was created by the Mbole tribe. The item was used as a form of currency and is considered an antique ethnographic piece. The anklet is brown in color and is a unique African artifact.
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Wooden Yaka headrest from the Congo. Finely carved, honey smooth patina. 16 x 13 x 8 cm 378 grams
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This product is a mid 20th-century ceremonial Toki Poutangata adze axe made from wood in New Zealand. This traditional and culturally significant tool was used in ceremonial rituals, making it a valuable and unique piece of ethnographic antique art.
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‘Yoruba peoples have one of the highest incidents of twin births in the world. As a result, twins are regarded as extraordinary beings protected by Sango, the deity of thunder. Ere ibeji invariably represent their subjects with mature adult physiognomies, and are often crowned with elaborate hairdos.’.
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19th century. Extra fine work. Grams 237,8 (8.39 oz.). 10,5 (4.13"); cm. 6,5 high (2.56").
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A strange and wonderful old African sculpture. otherwise in good antique condition.
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This is a truly unusual and special piece. Acquired from a reputable London-based dealer, this is an Ethiopian liturgical object with age. Width: 22cm.
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