Vintage freeform hand-carved wooden goblet featuring the distinctive shape of the African continent as a carved design. Made from a dense, dark hardwood. Features a smooth, polished bowl with the carved outline of Africa. The base has a stepped or flared design with decorative wave-like carving around the edge. This is a purely decorative piece and would advise against it being used as a drinking cup. It is not symmetrical as is shown in the photos so please be aware of this and check photos carefully. Measurements in photos.
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Used for many years in drumming ensemble. You are buying the SET in the picture.
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Original African Dogon Door of Mali. Dimensions are 64cm x 43cm
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Lovely vintage tribal hand carved African bust sculpture. Lovely condition for the age. (Please see pictures) Very heavy item.
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Writing boards may also be used in contexts that suggest a synthesis of earlier animistic beliefs and the Islamic faith that superseded it. This board is decorated with motifs and lovely detailed koranic script.
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Height: 37cm (approx.). While the exact origin isuncertain, the style is reminiscent ofWest African tribal masks, particularly those of theBaule and Dan peoples of the Ivory Coast region. Traditionally, masks like these were used in ceremonies, rituals, and festivals, though this piece may be a decorative reproduction intended for display.
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It is a rare and beautiful piece that would be cherished for its historical and cultural importance.
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The Songye divination Kashekesheke Oracle is a traditional form of divination originating from the Songye people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Known as one of the most powerful oracular practices in African culture, this divination method involves using a set of divination poles to communicate with spirits and receive guidance and insight. The Kashekesheke Oracle is highly regarded for its ability to provide clear and accurate answers to questions, making it a valuable tool for those seeking guidance and direction in their lives. This authentic piece of African collectable is a unique and powerful addition to any ethnographic collection.
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