Arte africana Mali - Dogon. Anthropomorphic ritual figure.Iron. Signs of use.

African art Bambara, Mali. Ntomo mask. Wood with dark patina. Signs of use. . . Cm 20,00 x 44,00 x 15,00. Bambara mask of an extremely stylized face that includes both anthropomorphic and zoomorphic e

African art Dogon, Mali.Walu antelope mask.Wood, fiber pigments and kaolin. Visible flaws and signs of use. . Cm 19,00 x 66,00 x 19,00. Antelope or Walu mask characterized by long curved horns, straig

A very old and weathered ancestor sculpture with encrusted areas on the surface indicating sacrificial matter and ritual use. Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa. The Sculpture measures 10 inches tall on

African art A Dogon wooden staircase Mali . . Cm 35,00 x 220,00. Large hardwood staircase. Rare specimen of difficult dating, probably attributable to the sixteenth century.Provenance: Milanese privat

African art Mali Dogon.Ring.Bronze. . Cm 2,50 x 5,00 x 1,30. Iconic Dogon ring in the shape of two breasts or barn roofs to symbolise abundance, wealth and prosperity.Gross weight: 21 grams

A very old , weathered and encrusted Shrine idol, the layered surface suggesting use on a ritual shrine. Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa. The figure measures 14 inches tall on its wooden base. Proven

African art Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola. - Chokwe or Lwena.Janiform stick.Hardwood with natural patina.Visible defects and signs of use. . Cm 5,00 x 97,00 x 4,00. Beautiful is the specular pl

African art Coin bracelet.Bronze alloy.Signs of use. . Cm 9,00 x 10,00 x 2,50. Particular fusion characterized by three twisted knots and numerous incisions.

African art Baulè, Ivory Coast. Hardwood sling with double zoomorphic mask. Signs of use. . . Cm 6,50 x 19,50 x 3,50. Beautiful sling with accurate carving and proportionate form, featuring the dou

African art Coin bracelet.Brass alloy.Signs of use. . Cm 7,50 x 9,00 x 1,50. Beautiful and elegant in its simplicity this bracelet brings geometric decorations in concentric circles and six small sphe

African art Trunk, Ivory Coast. Hardwood sling with brown patina. Signs of use. . . Cm 5,50 x 11,00 x 1,00. Hardwood sling characterized at the base by an excellent quality carving representing the he

A large Dogon wooden pestle. Sign of extensive use at both ends, light brown patina throughout shaft. 40 in. x 4 in. / 101.6 cm. x 10.16 cm. Late 19th century/early 20th century.

Carved wooden mask with a highly "cubistic: aesthetic and signs of use and wear. From The Dogon of Mali, West Africa. Among the Dogon, such masks are identified to the baboon or monkey masks. It is du

A rare pair of carved wooden headrest , small flat carvings with incised geometric designs and signs of use over many years. Dogon / Tellum peoples, Mali, West Africa. Each headrest measures 7 x 3.75

Dogon Wooden Mask - 19th Century Aboriginal Indigenous Art- - Once ritualware for the Dogon people of Mali, Africa. The Dogon are known for their elaborate funeral rituals with extensive use of masks.

Dogon, Mali granary ladder, having a naturalistic form, and showing signs of age and use, rising on a custom stand, 73"h

Vintage carved wood granary door from the Dogon tribe, Mali. Measures a total of 23.75" tall x 18.5" wide and 2.5" deep. Condition: a few natural splits to wood, signs of age and use, see images. Weig

Dogon Mask African Figural Crown Possibly Mali. Size: 14" x 13 1/2" x 10 1/2". The Dogon are known for their elaborate funeral rituals with extensive use of masks. To say that they are one of the worl

A carved wooden door lock with anthropomorphic form, heavy well handled surface patina and signs of use over generations. Bamana / Bambara peoples, Mali, Africa. The door lock has been custom mounted

Ancient carved wooden mask with highly stylized form, exaggerated facial features and obvious field use over many years. Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa. kanaga masks are worn at rituals called dama,

A large carved wooden ritual vessel, likely used to mix and prepare ingredients, possibly for ceremonial uses. The Vessel features a male and female couple as the support for the bowl. The Vessel meas

West Africa, Central Mali, Dogon peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable wood stool presenting 5 bowed legs bearing anthropomorphic busts that connect the flared seat to the coni

African Mali Dogon Aduno Koro ritual vessel having heavily carved lid and box. The lid features elongated carved figures on both ends and the box has a carved animal head at the front and tail in the

African Dogon, Mali, Anthropomorphic and Zoomorphic Cuff.Bronze. It measures 7 inches total interior circumference and