Ciwara

Bambara Peoples, (3) Ci-wara headdresses, Mali, one with zoomorphic base, 25.5"h (largest), 18.5"h (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professo

African Wood Cimier Ciwara Bamana 24" Mali Headdress ( 12 x 13 x 60cm )

Bambara carvers have established a reputation for the zoomorphic headdresses worn by Chi-Wara society members. Although they are all different, they all display a highly abstract body, often incorpora

Title:Ci Wara Bambara crest mask - Mali - African Art Tribal Art Description:The Ti-wara in African art. It would be an animal - genius called Ciwara who would have taught the Bambara to cultivate the

Mali, Bamana Wood, 84 x 22 cm Provenance: Baron F. Rolin collection, Brussels, New York Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels Claude-Henri Pirat collection, Brussels Private collection, Brussels Published: An

CIMIER CI-WARA KUN Bamana, Mali Bois. 71cm (28in) high. Footnotes: Provenance: Robert Rousset, Paris (1901-1981) Jean-Pierre Rousset, Paris (1936-2021) Les cimiers antilopes Ci-wara a

CIMIER CI-WARA KUN Bamana, Mali Bois. 79.5cm (31 1/2in) high. Footnotes: Provenance: Robert Rousset, Paris (1901-1981) Jean-Pierre Rousset, Paris (1936-2021) Les cimiers Ci-wara apparaissent en

Mali Wood, rattan, vegetal fibers, and metal - 36 x 68 cm Provenance: Eudald Serra collection, Spain David Serra, Barcelona Private collection, Spain

wood, two-part, metal, remains of slightly sticky sacrificial patina, rest. Rare example with helmet-like wooden headpiece. H: 43,5 cm; L: 72 cm, H: 17,1 inch; L: 28,3 inch Provenance: Ron Mansveld, M

§ Antilope de cérémonie agricole Ciwara, elle présente de belles formes dynamiques évoquant une antilope femelle transportant son enfant Bois, ancienne patine d’usage br

wood, glass beads, base Unusual disembodied "chiwara". The elegant head, equipped with long horns, sits directly on the legs. L: 81 cm, L: 31,9 inch Provenance: Philippe Laeremans, Brussels, Belgium A

CIMIER CIWARA Mali Wood H.88cm

Bambara Peoples, wooden Ci-wara headdress, Mali, in the form of a two long-horned antelope heads surmounting an openwork mound base, 27"h x 2.75"'W x 8"d Provenance: A Private Collection: 33 East 70th

Bambara Ciwara crest mask (Première moitié XXème) Description: Wooden mask adorned with antelope skin. The Ciwara mask is a ritual crest mask in the shape of an antelope that we meet in the Bambara

Bambara Ciwara crest mask (Première moitié XXème) Description: Wooden mask adorned with antelope skin and hairs. The Ciwara mask is a ritual crest mask in the shape of an antelope that we meet in t

Cimier de danse « Ciwara », BAMBARA, Mali.Bois, tissuHaut : 64 cm.Petits manques.

Crest of carved wood, decorated with hide collar, tassels and beads on leather cord; headpiece of wicker, leather, and textile. Dimensions: H 19" x W 22.5" x D 7" Condition: Small stress crack to wood

Ci wara antelope headdress or mask crest of carved wood with wool tassels, likely originating from the Bamana peoples of Mali. Dimensions: H 31.5" x W 10" x D 3" Condition: Without headpiece. Repaired

Ci-wara antelope headdress of carved wood, with hide and hair antler tips and headpiece of wicker and fabric, decorated with cowry shells. Likely originating from the Bamana peoples of Mali. Dimension

Bambara carvers have established a reputation for the zoomorphic headdresses worn by Chi-Wara society members. Although they are all different, they all display a highly abstract body, often incorpora

Cimier Bambara, Tyi wara ou Ciwara Mali Initialement attachée à une coiffe en osier, cette sculpture représentant une antilope est un masque de crête qui intervient dans les rites

Bambara carvers have established a reputation for the zoomorphic headdresses worn by Chi-Wara society members. Although they are all different, they all display a highly abstract body, often incorpora

Bambara carvers have established a reputation for the zoomorphic headdresses worn by Chi-Wara society members. Although they are all different, they all display a highly abstract body, often incorpora

Title: Ci-wara Headdress - Wood - Bambara - Mali Description: Bambara carvers have established a reputation for the zoomorphic headdresses worn by Chi-Wara society members. Although they are all diffe