Seated Maternity Figure - Aboriginal Indigenous Art

"Esu" Wooden Figure - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Painted wood ritualware from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Seated figure holding gourd-shaped object in left hand and knife in right hand, Moh

Sitting Beaded Female Figure - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Wooden Ritualwear from Bamum people of Cameroon, Africa. Beaded female figure seated on stool with yellow and black checkerboard beaded desig

Senufo Katieleo "Mother of Village" Figure - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - This Senufo Tribe piece is ceremonial and features a highly important Senufo female ancestor figure. Masterfully rendered from

Songye Power Figure/ Fetish - Aboriginal Indigenous Art- Once ritualware for the Songye people of Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa. The Songye made power figures, Nkisi (singular) and Mankishi

Royal Figure w/ Serpent - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - This 17"high lost wax cast bronze was once ritualware from the people of Benin, Nigeria, Africa. It depicts a standing figure with undulating snak

Antique 19th century Anyi/Dida/Akan, Ivory Coast, Africa carved wood figurine of a seated female. Ritually used aboriginal indigenous art. Comes with an appraisal from Lowell Collins for $40,000 in 20

Antique 19th century Dogon, Mali African carved wood figure of a man smoking a pipe. Ritually used aboriginal indigenous art. Standing figure with large bald head, flat beard extending around jaw line

Yoruba Ibeji Female (w/ Beads) Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Once ritualware for the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Made of wood. The figure is thought to be a focal point for the spiritual energy of

Eshu Trickster Wand - Aboriginal Indigenous Art- Once ritualware from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Made of wood w/ iron brads. Male figure with straight arms along sides og body, square shoul

Divination Board - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Wood ritualware from Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Flat divination board with outside border containing geometric designs, figures and animals as sna

North Africa Wooden Fetish - 19th Century Aboriginal Indigenous Art- - Once ritualware for the Indiginous people of North Africa, Africa. The carved wooden figures of human beings and animals which ar

Lot 166 Maternity statue, Bambara, Mali 31 x 7 x 7 inches Provenance: Estate of Howard A. Smith Purchased at Tribal Arts Gallery, New York in 1972 seated maternity figure with child, carved wood

A tall carved wooden female maternal image. created from a hard dense wood with a highly energetic and stylized form. The Female is shown seated on a stool, while feeding her child, and she is embelli

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 24" Width: 7.5" Depth: 8" Weight: 3.75 lbs A colorful Yoruba maternity figure featuring a seated female figure holding two objects in her hands and

Pre-Columbian Jalisco maternity figure; the mother seated with child in her arms; circa 200 B.C.-400 A.D.; Provenance: Collection of Dr. Donald Feigelson; with appraisal by Sidney Newman, Ethnic Arts

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

Daphne Odjig (Native Canadian, 1919-2016). A limited edition serigraph art print on paper. Titled, "Playing School,"a figural work depicting seated Canadian indigenous First Nations figures. Title in

Royal Janus Bronze Head Crest - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Once ritualware for the Tikar people of Cameroon, Africa. Measures 25" x 11" made in the method of bronze lost wax cast. Depicts four figure

Bamana Zoomorphic Mask for the Korè Association, Mali - Once ritualware for the Bamana People of Mali, Africa. Made of metal and wood. This mask is intended to evoke fear and submission in the view

A Gwan style seated maternity figure. Mali, Malinke, 20th century. 40"h. Provenance: Collection of Stephen R Primoff, Houston, TX

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.

Hunting Power Stool Emblem - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Ritual ware for the Bembe people of Congo, Africa. Made of wood/paint. Stool with two concaved eye orbits with protruding knobbed dark pupils,

Divination Board (Yoruba) - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Ritualware made of wood w/traces of paint in cracks from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Oval-shaped flat divination board, band with geom