
Fertility Statue
This piece represents a woman with large breasts and bulging belly that are two of the most important signs to express female…
FRT-52
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This piece represents a woman with large breasts and bulging belly that are two of the most important signs to express female…
FRT-52

Stylized figure of pointed breasts. The so-called Biiga dolls are manufactured by the Mossi Bulsa region.
FRT-53

The various female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
FRT-59

According to Susan Vogel, who has studied in depth the customs and traditions of BauléThe Goli is a show that lasts for…
MFES-1

The Goli Glin mask is one of the main masks participating in the Goli.
MFG-77

The Amou Yassua conjuring mask, of important size, combines elements representative of the buffalo, an animal that is supposed to represent, the…
MFG-41

The large Goli Glin mask combines elements representing the buffalo, crocodile and antelope.
MFG-40

Portrait masks or “double” masks, ndomathey are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is represented.
MFANT-182

It is a female mask that presents all the delicacy of the Baule women's masks.
MFANT-183

Mask Ogoni Elu, meaning spirit, of wood painted with kaoli and black pigmentation on the headdress, ears and red lips.
MPR-1

The Ogoniabout 500 thousand people live like many other ethnic groups in the fertile lands of the Niger Delta, in southern Nigeria,…
MFANT-72

These masks intervene for the enthronement of the chiefs and assert the rank of women in a society in which the power…
MFANT-194

The portrait masks receive this name because they are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is depicted.
MFANT-198

The portrait masks receive this name because they are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is depicted.
MFANT-199

The masks of the Ligbi and of Senufo have great similarities and often cause confusion.
MFAZ-94

Tikar mask, stylized and pointed chin. Eyes torn under arched eyebrows and elongated and straight nose.
MFANT-200

The triangular flint of the face qualifies this mask as a sun mask.
MMN-5

This mask, Okoroshi Oma, like the Okoroshi Ojo, participates in the rituals destined for the cult of water, Owu, rituals that are…
MFANT-204

This mask, Okoroshi Oma, like the Okoroshi Ojo participates in the rituals destined for the cult of water, Owu, rituals that are…
MFAZ-101

It is a round and flattened mask with two planes separated by a horizontal median line.
MFAZ-105

Facial mask that represents Faro, protective deity of the waters and favoring the fishing, main way of life of the Bozo.
MFES-2

The women's masks intervene on the occasion of the enthronement of the bosses and assert the rank of women in a society…
MFES-3

The masks of this group are round and flattened.
MFES-4

Very prominent elongated and triangular nose, triangular eyes and overly outstanding mouth.
MFANT-223