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  1. Vintage Tribal Wooden Mask Hand Carved Painted with Fiber Beard African Art

    Vintage tribal wooden mask, hand carved with painted facial details in earthy tones of red, black, and white. The mask features bold eye shapes, open mouth with teeth, and a natural fiber beard attached. Displays strong character and decorative appeal. We are not specialists in tribal art, so we cannot confirm its exact origin, age, or cultural attribution. Description is based only on visual observation. Please study the photos carefully as they form part of the description.

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  2. African tribal art carved ebony figure. Baule / Senufo tribe?

    The head depicts a traditional Baule/ Senufo hair style (I think!). Baule / Senufo tribe?. Condition: Beautiful polished condition with a lovely close grain. This piece would have been made for the tourist trade.

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  3. Ethnographic antique - Africa Kenya / Somalia Aweer (‘Boni’) headrest

    The Aweer are a people believed to be remnants of the early Bushman hunter-gatherer inhabitants of Eastern Africa. Now they inhabit the Coast Province in south eastern Kenya. This example is m ade of a sturdy but relatively light wood.

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  4. Zulu Isicholo Married Woman Headdress South Africa Sidley Collection

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  5. 🔥Palekh 1985 Russian Lacquer box "Ruslan and Lyudmila" handmade USSR ART RARE

    After the revolution of 1917, Palekh artists were forced to look for new forms of realizing their creative potential. Paleshians got acquainted with the new papier-mâché material, which for a century had been the basis for Fedoskin's lacquer miniature.

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  6. Handmade African Ethiopian Mursi Tribe Clay Lip Plat Tribal Jewelry Collectible

    This is a handmade Ethiopian clay lip plate tribal jewelry from the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia Africa. Made from clay.

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  7. Vintage South African Wood frieze hand carving sculpture relief wall-hanging tot

    This sculpture can be used as a wall-hanging.

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  8. 3 Antique Before French Colonial Amazigh African Berber Wooden Wedding Contract

    Originating from the Anti-Atlas region in Morocco these wooden Arabic wedding contracts were used by the Berber tribes. As there was no paper available, these documents were noted on wooden panels. Unstamped by French Colonisers these probably date pre 1912 Please see images for Condition Please message or call 07784 679797 if you require any further information

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