Section of Dogon carving from a door maybe? This is an authentic Dogon granary wood carved door from the Tuareg tribe in Mali. The door is a reproduction made from wood and features intricate carvings typical of Dogon craftsmanship. It is a unique piece of African art and ethnographic artifact, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Dogon tribe in Mali and the Tuareg people of the Sahara region. 12” x 4”
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Carved from wood with a beautifully curved resting surface and sturdy supporting base, it has a strong silhouette that makes it equally appealing as an ethnographic collectible and as a display piece.
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This is a pair of seated Baule figures or spirit spouses. The total of the figure stands 34 cm in height.. Both are seated on painted white stools and both have some cracks and dust accretions here and there. Please see photographs for condition.
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12.5 long x 9.5 inches tall lacking tusks unfortunately
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The pipe reflects the Kuba people’s mastery of both functional and decorative artistry. They were objects of prestige and identity as much as tools for smoking. Each pipe was handmade and often presented among elders or chiefs as a token of respect.
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A striking, mid 20th century, carved wooden mask of elongated form with pronounced central ridge nose and stylised ear projections. Probably West African in origin, resembles Dan / Guéré type masks of the Côte d’Ivoire / Liberia region. 30 cm high, 23 cm wide 10 cm deep
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This product is a vintage sugar and creamer set made of earthenware from Abuja School in Nigeria, Africa, dating back to the 20th century. The handmade items showcase African culture and are authentic pieces from Nigeria. The provenance of these items adds to their value as collectors' items, making them a unique addition to any collection focusing on African ethnicities and cultures. Signed w/ stamp. 3 1/4” tall x 4”wide & 4” tall x 4”wide
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This vintage hand painted cup and saucer set from Penzo, Zimbabwe in 1997 is a beautiful addition to any homeware collection. Made in Africa, particularly Zimbabwe, this piece showcases traditional craftsmanship and unique design. The intricate hand painted details add a touch of nostalgia and charm to your dining experience. Displaying a piece of African history and artistry, this cup and saucer set is a lovely collectable for vintage enthusiasts.
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