Yoruba beadwork of this type was often used in ceremonial or spiritual contexts and could signify status or community position. A beautiful example of traditional Yoruba beadwork that displays well as African wall art or in a tribal art collection.
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The slender proportions and open carved spaces through the arms give the pair a beautifully balanced and sculptural appearance.
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• 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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Yoruba twin, nigeria. Nice sculpture.
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This vintage 1960s Namji Doll from Africa, specifically Cameroon, features beads and cowrie shells that reflect the traditional Dowayo culture. The doll is a unique collectable item that showcases the craftsmanship and artistic flair of the region, making it a valuable piece for those interested in African collectables and ethnographic artefacts. 12.5 inches 830 grams See pictures for conditions Selling as is
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This mask was traded to my great grand father from a Central African chief in the 1950’s. Passed down through the generations as a power charm
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The Vintage Indigenous West African Musical Instrument Calabash Kora is a handmade, traditional musical instrument from West Africa. This unique piece reflects the rich cultural heritage of African tribes and is perfect for collectors of African artifacts or those interested in traditional music. The Calabash Kora is not only a functional instrument but also a beautiful piece of art that showcases the craftsmanship and cultural significance of the African people.
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