AFRICAN BAMANA STONE BRACELET, MALI

Armreif Dogon / Mossi / Gurunsi, Mali / Burkina Faso Ohne Sockel / without base Stein. Ø 10,5 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. Seit jeher begleitet und fasziniert Schmuck in versc

Dogon Peoples, bracelets and pendants, 20th c., Mali, incl. (2) stone bracelets, and (4) copper-alloy pendants, 5"dia (larger bracelet), 2.75"dia (largest pendant) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished

7 Stein Armreife, "gungulu" Dogon / Gurunsi / Mossi, Mali / Burkina Faso / Ghana Ohne Sockel / without base Stein. B 10 - 11 cm. Provenienz: Gérald Minkoff (1937-2009) und Muriel Olesen (1948-202

West Africa, Mail, Bamana people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a large wooden mask with with round stone details for eyes that depicts a large foreheaded, small eared, big nosed, pr

Marbleized Black and white, hardstone bracelet attributable to the Mossi of Ghana or the Kassena of Bukina Faso. Each bracelet has an outer diameter of 4.5", an inner diameter of 3". This item, and ma

A marbleized, black And white hardstone bracelet attributable to the Mossi of Ghana or the Kassena people of Burkina Faso. Dimensions are 4.5", outer diameter, and 3" inner diameter. This item and man

A marbleized black and white hardstone bracelet attributable to the Mossi of Ghana, or the Kassena people of Burkina Faso. The bracelet's outer diameter is 4.5", it inner diameter, about 3". This item

AFRICAN (BAMANA, MALI?) DUAL FACED FEMALE FIGURE (POSSIBLY MARIONETTE) 34'H X 8"W X 6"D

African Bamana Fetish, Mali. Metal. Size: 17.5'' x 4'' x 4'' (44 x 10 x 10 cm). Private New Jersey collection.

African Bamana Figure, Mali. Size: 18'' x 5'' x 4'' (46 x 13 x 10 cm).

A marbleized, black And white hardstone bracelet attributable to the Mossi of Ghana or the Kassena people of Burkina Faso. Dimensions are 4.5", outer diameter, 3" inner diameter. This item and many mo

Two African Bamana Masks, Mali. Size: 1) 16'' x 7'' x 3'' (41 x 18 x 8 cm); 2) 22'' x 9'' x 5'' (56 x 23 x 13 cm). Ex. Collection William and Diane Bousquette, Purchase, New York.

Fine African Bamana Marionette Puppet, Mali, mid 20th c.. A very fine old Maani puppet from the Sogow masquerade. Carved wood, beads. On stand. Provenance: Material Culture, June 12, 2016, Lot 618. Si

Dogon Stone Janus Heads, Mali (15th-16th c. AD)The Dogon people are isolated in the inhospitable foothills of the Bandiagara fault in Mali ,West Africa. They are, above all, millet farmers and blacksm

African Bamana N'tomo Mask, Mali. Carved wood. Stand not included. Provenance: Private New York Collection. Size: 25'' x 7'' x 7'' (64 x 18 x 18 cm).

African Bamana Painted Mudcloth (Mali), depicting a group of Musicians. Size: 73'' x 93'', 185 x 236 cm. Ford Wheeler Collection.

BAMANA, MALI, AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD SQUATTING FEMALE FIGURE H 18.25" W 4" on custom fitted black iron base. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator, and creator of the Michigan Council for t

A traditional West African Bamana mask from Mali. This mask is a testament to the artistic mastery and cultural richness of the Bamana people. Bamana masks hold deep spiritual and cultural significanc

African Bamana N'tomo Mask, Mali. Carved wood. Used in Agricultural dances; Mali, West Africa. Provenance: Ex Private Oregon collection. Size: 26'' x 7'' x 3.5'' (66 x 18 x 9 cm).

African Bamana Door Lock, Mali. Early - Mid 20th C. Carved wood, on metal stand. Size: 21.25'' x 15'' x 2.5'' (54 x 38 x 6 cm); height on stand: 22" , 56 cm.

Carved wood African antelope headdress, Bamana (Bambara), Mande people, Mali, West Africa, 15.5"h, 3.25"w, 3"d, .25lb Start Price: $50.00

African Bamana Chiwara Headdress, Mali. With original basketry headdress. Provenance: Collection of Judy Harris, Los Angeles, CA. Size: 20'' x 24'' x 7'' (51 x 61 x 18 cm).

A hand-carved mask from the Bamana people, Mali. Made of wood upholstered with metal. The mask represents the legendary ancestor of the Bambara and it is a symbol of protection. N'tomo masks are used

Ancient African Stone Head, Bura, Mali Border Dating from the 3rd to 11th century, this prized stone carved example comes from upper Burkina Faso over into the south western Malian region. This enigma