
Deblé Hermaphrodita
In the rites dedicated to the cult of the ancestors and in the funeral honors of the members of the Pore participate…
HYA-11
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In the rites dedicated to the cult of the ancestors and in the funeral honors of the members of the Pore participate…
HYA-11

Small figure of rough realization and of androgynous appearance very worn by time.
HYA-12

Hermaphrodite figure remarkable as it is evidenced by the fact of sitting on a stool and carrying a cane in his hand,…
ESFE-12

Large spoon intended to serve the chapal.
CHR-1

Magnificent and complicated sculpture by an old Senufus sculptor.
CHR-2

This type of spoon served to drink millet beer, called tcapalo, which was the alcohol that was most traditionally drunk in northern…
CHR-3

Spoon that represents the beauty canons Dan.
CHR-4

Spoon of great capacity employed by women in ritual dances intended to celebrate the end of harvests.
CHR-5

Spoon of prestige used by the woman of a remarkable as an element that exalts her dignity.
CHR-6

Mango formed by the figure of an androgynous woman, in an attitude of meditation. hands resting on the belly as an allusion…
CHR-7

Spoon whose mango is a male character with his beard with his right hand while the left leans on his belly.
CHR-9

Ritual spoon whose handle is a female figure representing the classical canons of the Baule statuery.
CHR-10

Ritual spoon whose handle represents a young woman who has begun to judge by the scarifications she carries on her cheek, breasts…
CHR-11

Spoon whose handle is formed by an androgynous figure of woman, with ritual scarifications on the chest, face and belly.
CHR-12

A male character standing on a pedestal under which four female heads appear, serves as a handle to the spoon.
CHR-14

Festive or ceremonial spoons, which honors the hospital woman.
CHR-15

Festive or ceremonial spoon, which honors the hospital woman.
CHR-16

It forms a pair with the male statue.
CHR-17

Wa Ke Mia Spoon: It is the festive or ceremonial spoons that honor the hospital woman.
CHR-18

The spoon handle represents a man sitting on a Skan stool in meditation attitude.
CHR-19

A ritual spoon acquired in Abidjan in the 1960s.
CHR-21

Ceremonial spoon made of hard wood, from lakes.
CHR-22

Spoon whose handle is a man touched with a chechia and heart-shaped face.
CHR-23

Spoon that represents a settler, easily identifiable by his colonial hat.
CHR-24