Rare Yoruba Ifa Wooden Divination Bowl Ex Maurer

This is a very rare and unusual wooden bowl, likely used in Divination and rich with symbiology. The carved wooden bowl is embellished with iron avian bird images, 16 ( 15 now, one lost long ago) arou

This is a very rare and fascinating old Yoruba Opon Igede Ifa Divination bowl with fitted lid of circular form, weathered brown patina and decorated with the faces of Eshu, the Yoruba "Trickster "deit

A Rare Old Yoruba Agere Ifa Divination Bowl, Nigeria, AfricaCarved wooden bowl featuring elaborate open-work design and the image of twin Mud fish. Mudfish are both Mythical and real creatures to the

A finely carved wooden ceremonial bowl featuring the image of a warrior with whip and shield , finely carved beard and coiffure, carved regalia and incised linear designs. Known as Agere Ifa, such bow

A very finely carved Ifa Divination Vessel featuring a mother and child caryatid (Agere Ifa). Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. Measures 9.5 inches tall ( 10.5 inches tall on custom display stand)CONDI

A carved wooden bowl with central avian support and glossy surface suggesting handling over many years and ritual use. Yorùbá peoples, Nigeria, Africa. This Ifa Divination Bowl dates from the la

A Very Fine and rare Old Opon Ifa or Divination board from the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, Africa.The Board measures 18 x 10.25 inches.Provenance: Ex Collection: Dr Brian Healy estate, New York, USA. T

Africa, Yoruba, Nigeria and Benin, 1st half 20th century CE. This is a wooden Agere Ifa, a container for storing sacred palm nuts used in divination. The bowl is supported by an antelope in a bowing p

A carved wooden tray with elaborate incised and raised designs , well handled surface and the face of Eshu, the Yoruba trickster deity. The Tray measures 8.5 x 13 inches ( On custom display stand it m

A very rare Old Yoruba Divination Idol , Oduoso or a Ikin Ifa , used in the divination rituals and related to the Cult of Eshu, the Yoruba Trickster god. The figure has a heavy encrusted surface and i

A Fascinating traditional carved wooden idol from the Yoruba peoples, Ijebu area - Ikorodu village (rare type). The Yoruba have one of the highest incidents of twin births in the world. As a result, t

This is a finely carved wooden bowl known as a "agere ifa" and was used as part of a divination ceremony by the Yoruba of Nigeria Africa. Carved from a single piece of wood with heavy patina from ritu

A carved wooden ceremonial vessel depicting a Mother with her child bundled to her back. The mother is shown holding the bowl, which conveys an act of devotion and symbolizes prayer. Such vessels are

A carved wooden tray with ornate incised and raised designs and the face of Eshu on top, in this case with a tobacco pipe. An opon Ifá is a divination tray used in traditional Yoruba ritual. The me

Antique Original African Yoruba Ifa Divination Bowl (Nigeria) | This authentic antique + divination bowl is constructed of hand-carved wood with high relief pictographs on the bowl and lid top. The in

* A Yoruba Ifa Wood Divination Bowl mid-20th century Height 8 inches. Estimate $ 80-120 The Property of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund Provenance: Gift of Governor

African Yoruba Ifa Divination Carved Wood Bowl. Mid Century. 6"h x 6 1/2" diameter. Condition, cracks, overall wear

Yoruba Opon Ifa divination board, ex-museum, Nigeria, carved wood with white pigment, museum name and accession number to verso, wood appears old and well-used, 11.75"h x 14.25"w x 1"d Provenance: Dea

Yoruba wood divination bowl with cover decorated with four heads. Dimensions: 12"h, 15"d.

This is a very rare and fascinating old Yoruba Opon Ifa Divination tray , weathered brown patina and decorated with the faces of Eshu, the Yoruba \"Trickster \"deity, and with stylized scorpions, liza

Yoruba Divination Bowl, Nigeria agere ifa Wood with encrusted black ritual patina Height 5 1/4in (13.3cm) Provenance Galerie Maria Wyss, Basel California Private Collection Cf. National Muse

A fine carved wooden divination bowl bearer female couple or Mboko, with two finely carved females shown seated across from one another and holding the diviners bowl. The two females both have serene

A carved wooden bowl with painted linear and spotted designs. Coolamon are primarily for aboriginal women to use to carry things. They carried tools, babies, food and, depending on its shape, water. T

A Rare Old carved wooden divination idol knwon by the tribe as "kakishi". Such idols are used to carry out a form of divination practice by the Luba known as "Kashekesheke". Essentially, this is a rit