Voodoo cult object - Togo, Ewe

This is a fascinating Ewe Peoples Magic fetish, related to Vodoun ( Voodoo) from Togo / Dahomey, West Africa.A carved wooden spirit figure attached to a spirit bottle with sealed lid , and evidence of

A Carved wooden fetish idol with very squared off form and heavy patina of sacrificial matter and indigo dye. Ewe peoples, Togo or Dahomey, West Africa. The fetish measures 10 inches tall.

Carved wooden Voodoo shrine fetish with encrusted surface and indigo dyes with a red textile attached. Ewe peoples, Togo, Africa. The figure measures 12.75 inches tall.

This is a large and fascinating older carved wooden shrine idol from the Ewe peoples of Togo / Dahomey, West Africa. The idol has been painted white and features 3 heads looking in every direction wit

An unusual and rare carved stone horned fetish figure from the Ewe peoples of Togo, West Africa. The figure measures 13 inches tall ( 16 inches tall on professional display stand which is included) Th

A unusual Vodoun shrine object, a twin fetish in terracotta bowl with two idols bound by many locks and applications of organic matter and blood sacrifice. Ewe or relayted ethnic group, Togo / Dahomey

A archaic carved stone idol from the Fon peoples , likely a shrine object on a Vodun shrine. The stone idol measures 7.5 inches tall. Fon, Togo/ Dahomey , West Africa. Provenance: The Dr Brian Healy e

Cult Object Bactria/Margiana, Central Asia, 2000-1700 BCcarved alabaster12 h x 6.5 dia in (30 x 17 cm)

African Togo Ewe Tribe Kente Clothes (2) cotton textiles, woven in multiple stripes, both stitch tacked to stretched linen backers Property from: a Private Gallery, Chicago, Illinois Height: 73 inches

Togo - Ewe strip woven cloth/ D: 70.5L x 52W. Inches

In 1970 Ernest Igl designed the Jet Desk, which became a cult object collected along with Eames and Herman Miller pieces. The desk is part of limited edition of an over 1000 pieces created. This parti

In 1970 Ernest Igl designed the Jet Desk, which became a cult object collected along with Eames and Herman Miller pieces. The desk is part of limited edition of an over 1000 pieces created. This parti

A rare and fascinating Cult object used as part of initiation ceremonies by the Bwami Secret Society, among the Lega peoples of the Congo, central Africa. Such objects are little documented and rare,

Africa, Togo, Ewe, ca. early 20th century CE. An early doll hand-carved from a single piece of wood by an Ewe artisan and clothed in a drawstring dress made from a pink and green on white floral fabri

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba peoples; Togo, Ewe peoples; Ghana, Mina (or Elmina) peoples; ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine gathering of three hand-carved wooden figures

Ca. last half 20thC. Very good with water stains on the carved wood base handle. Copper wrap complete, with original verdigris surface. These cult objects were banned by colonial powers, between the y

Ewe, Togo, vintage Kente woven silk and cotton textile, with multicolor stripe and check patterns sewn together, each panel 3"w, 113"l x 70"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New

Togo, Ghana, Ewe Kente Cloth. Measured: L 67" x W 100.5"

Ewe, Togo, vintage Kente woven silk and cotton textile, with multicolor stripe and check patterns sewn together, each panel 3"w, 103"l x 65"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New

Ewe, Togo, vintage Kente woven silk and cotton textile, with multicolor stripe and check patterns sewn together, each panel 4"w, 96"l x 68"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New Y

Ewe, Togo, vintage Kente woven silk and cotton textile, multicolor stripes and check pattern sewn together, each panel 3"w, 76"l x 48"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Twin couple figures from the Ewe tribe of Togo. A fine twin figure made out of wood and wearing beaded jewelry around the neck and the waist. This miniature is used as a doll among the Ewe people. The

Twin couple figures from the Ewe tribe of Togo. A fine twin figure made out of wood and wearing beaded jewelry around the neck and the waist. This miniature is used as a doll among the Ewe people. The

Grouping Of (7) Ewe, Togo / Ghana, Carved Figures. Measures From 7" To 8 3/4" Tall. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who amassed h