Makonde ceremonial phallus

Terra cotta. Taïronas, Colombia, AD 800-1500. 17x12cm

A wonderfully stylized carved wooden ceremonial mask with well weathered and well handled surface. Makonde peoples, Mozambique, Africa. The mask measures 12 x 9 inches, 18 inches tall on professional

A Rare old and field used carved wooden drum from the Makonde peoples of Mozambique / Tanzania, Africa.Carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood with classic form and some obvious handling an

A carved wooden ceremonial scepter with human effigy embellished with human hair, stylized form and a well worn handle with deep patina from years of field use. Makonde peoples, Mozambique, Africa. Th

Both depict the female figure, minor surface wear Largest 58" Long

STYLE OF Makonde People, ceremonial rattleTo be sold subject to no reserveWood ceremonial rattle with male head forming its handle; hollow resonance chamber with hand wrought bells around its base. 14

A wood ritual phallus fertility ceremonial symbol. 14" L

African Carved Wood Makonde Mask, heavy wood carved ceremonial mask symbolizinf an ancestor, with stylized facial elements. Dimensions: 16.5 in.h x 8 in.w. x 10 in.d. Condition: Age cracks and minor l

A Carved wooden helmet mask with portrait like features, human hair and a well handled surface suggesting ceremonial use. Such masks were often worn during initiation into manhood ceremonies by young

PHALLUS KIRDI NORTH CAMEROON CENTRAL AFRICA

A very well handled and field used mask with a large lip plug, ears pierced for rings, painted black coiffure and an undeniable well handled and worn surface patina suggesting ceremonial use. An excel

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

Tribal fertility initiation ceremony statue. A male figure crafted from wood and other natural materials, featured with a bird creature on its head, and an erect phallus. No apparent signatures.Dimens

A carved wooden ceremonial mask with a striking face, heavy lidded eyes and serene features, and a Lip plug. The mask has obvious erosion and is well weathered. What remains is solid and stable. Makon

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

Oglala, Sioux, Dakota Group, Teton, USA 19th Century Leather, feathers, fur, horse's hair, beads, and textile 171 cm Provenance: Duchesne Collection, Paris Collection Claude Meyer, Paris Property from

A Chinese imperial ceremonial suit of armor Qianlong period, Qing dynasty H: 57, W: 67 in. (jacket and skirt) H: 144.78, W: 170.18 cm. (all measurements are approximate) Provenance: Private collector,

AN IMPERIAL KESI SUIT OF CEREMONIAL ARMOR.QING DYNASTY.清代御用缂丝鎏金袍钉铠甲

A Set of Five Delicate Silver Ceremonial Ornaments Size:7.3inx4.9inx9.6in. Exquisite craftsmanship. Archaistic design. Very rare and precious. Excellent Condition.

Middle Kingdom, Second Intermediate Period, Ca. 1900 - 1600 BC. An extremely large and heavy khopesh sword of early type, complete with a wooden handle and golden pommel. Judging by its size, weight,

Benin Edo People, bronze ceremonial staff, 19th c. Nigeria, in two pieces, naturally dark and verdigris patinated cast bronze, in a stacked totemic form, the round standard surmounted by a long beaked

A massive Ivory-topped hilt of a ceremonial sword called Danganan Maranao Late 19th -early 20th century Ivory, Silver gilt rings with filigree mounted on hardwood hiltCustom base in Kamagong by Edwin

Fine Makonde Body Mask, Tanzania The rounded abdomen decorated with geometric designs in black wax. Height of mask 22 in. Sold Sotheby's, NY, Property from an American Private Collection, May 14, 2004