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  1. Songye Kifwebe mask.

    The Songye Kifwebe mask is a traditional African collectable from the region of origin in Africa. Known for its intricate designs and cultural significance, this mask is a piece of ethnographic collectable that showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of the Songye people. With its unique and culturally rich heritage, the Songye Kifwebe mask is a sought-after item for collectors interested in African art and cultural artifacts. 33cm high by 20 wide

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  2. Vintage Beautiful African Pictorial Mud Traditional Cloth Textile Wall Hanging

    It measures 162x98cms. It has an excellent condition.

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  3. LEGA idimu Wood Mask Cult of the Bwami Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1126

    LEGA idimu Bwami mask. Idimu masks are significantly larger than Lukwakongo masks, but stylistically very close. These are collective masks used during ceremonies for high-ranking people of the Bwami, an association that organized the social structure and ensured the stability of the Lega community.

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  4. Vintage Hand Carved African Bust Sculpture - Tribal Hardwood - Art - Mid-Century

    This sculpture would make a unique addition to any collection of African tribal art, mid-century decor, or ethnographic artefacts. Hand-carved from solid hardwood. Estimated mid to late 20th century.

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  5. Superior KUBA Woven Raffia/Textile Cloth. Provenance: ex-Sam Hilu Collection USA

    Provenance: ex Sam Hilu Collection (USA). The late Sam Hilu was an expert in this field and co-authored the definitive book on Kuba cloths - see last photo. (Book not included.). Fine KUBA Woven Raffia/Textile Cloth.

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  6. VINTAGE AFRICAN CARVED STATUE Masai TRIBAL ETHNIC WOODEN Woman 22.5”

    Tall, vintage hand-carved statue.

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  7. Antique Ethiopian Dinka Tribe Elder’s Arm Ornament – Leather Tassels & Bronze Ri

    A rare cultural piece showing visible age and character. Origin: Ethiopia/South Sudan – Dinka Tribe.

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  8. Hemba Singiti ancestor figure Luba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

    Hemba Singiti ancestor figure from the Luba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Key characteristics and information: Culture: Luba or Hemba people. Purpose: Traditional carvings were often used for ancestor and spirit cults, initiations, and divination. This figure may represent a female ancestor, embodying beauty, memory, power, and authority. Features: Intricate hairstyle, coffee-bean-shaped eyes, ornamental scarification, and a polished surface are typical of Luba sculpture. The figure holds a bowl, possibly for ritual use. Symbolism: The female form is prominent in Luba art, often associated with the first woman spirit, fertility, and the lineage. Women also played important roles as cult guardians and political emissaries. Material: Wood. 30 cm high

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