WEST AFRICAN BAMANA CHIWARA HEADDRESS FROM MALI
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Description
A West African Chiwara headdress from Mali, showcasing the distinctive zoomorphic style of the Bamana people. Crafted with exceptional artistry, this headdress holds profound cultural significance. The Chiwara headdress is a sacred and symbolic object used in Bamana agricultural rituals. Its form is inspired by the antelope, a creature believed to possess spiritual energy associated with agriculture and fertility. The stylized representation of the antelope in this headdress encapsulates the spiritual connection between human life and the natural world. Provenance: Private collection, New Jersey. African Tribal Ritual Artifacts For Collectors.
Dimensions: Height 36 1/2 in. All measurements are approximate.
Condition
Overall good vintage condition. Signs of age and wear. Refer to photos. Sold As Is.
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WEST AFRICAN BAMANA CHIWARA HEADDRESS FROM MALI
Estimate $100 - $150
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