• Style: Shona folk art / African tribal style carving. • Likely origin: Zimbabwe. A nice decorative example of African folk sculpture that would display well in a collection of ethnographic art, tribal art, or mid-century decorative objects.
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This hand-carved wooden sculpture bust of a woman from the African Congo is a unique and culturally significant piece of art. Created by artist Muaka Cyrille Boma, this intricately crafted piece showcases traditional African design and craftsmanship. Slight damage to left nipple. The sculpture is signed by the artist, adding an extra touch of authenticity and value to this collectable item. Perfect for those interested in African art and cultural artifacts, this sculpture is a beautiful and meaningful addition to any collection.
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This piece depicts an ancestor or dignitary seated in a cross-legged position of honor, carved from a single dense block of hardwood. Regional Style: Luba People (DR Congo). The oversized head balances beautifully against the rounded contours of the shoulders and torso.
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Traditionally known as amusamo, this type of object was used as a headrest or neckrest and is highly associated with Luba personal prestige objects. In Luba culture, headrests were traditionally used to support the neck while sleeping, helping to protect elaborate hairstyles that could represent status, rank, and identity.
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This one is a tourist souvenir from Cape Verde, featuring the various islands.
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This traditional Ethiopian serving spoon is a unique piece of African art, showcasing intricate carvings that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia. The spoon, originating from Africa, adds a touch of authenticity and tradition to any collection of African collectables or ethnographic collectables. Its unique design and craftsmanship make it a valuable and decorative item for those interested in the art and culture of the region.
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Nicely carved comb with a traditional female silhouette, holding her breasts. In Ashanti culture, combs are worn by both sexes. The Afro comb. Origin: Ashanti, Asante. For centuries, the afro comb served as a status symbol in many African societies.
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37 3/4" Carved Wooden African Tribal Walking Stick.
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