
Spoon Colono
Original sculpture of a character played with the classic settler hat.
CHR-25
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Original sculpture of a character played with the classic settler hat.
CHR-25

CEREMONY SHARE REMATTED WITH A REST HEAD SCARIFIED. OSCURA PATINE
CHR-26

Ceremony spoon that reproduces a fertility wrist. A raffle necklace on the waist and hair.
CHR-27

Ceremony spoon topped with the head of a kalao, mythical bird of Senufo.
CHR-28

Ceremony spoon whose handle represents the genius of nature Nbotumbo, dispenser of his favors to humans.
CHR-29

The spoon is not like in the West an utensil intended for eating or cooking.
CHR-30

Representation of a dignitary of the cut performed by the procedure of lost wax, with excellent level of detail.
BRN-48

The baulé spoon, of small capacity, whose handle represents a female character with a serene face and that fulfills the stylistic canons…
CHR-31

Ritual spoon of anthropomorphic appearance, two legs come out of the lower part of the spoon.
CHR-32

The spoon is not like in the West an utensil intended for eating or cooking.
CHR-33

A small ritually used spoon representing a woman with her hands placed in her belly, as a sign of welcome and peace.
CHR-34

The spoon is not like in the West an utensil intended for eating or cooking.
CHR-35

The spoon is not like in the West an utensil intended for eating or cooking.
CHR-36

This type of spoon belongs to the women of notables of the ethnic group who use it mainly for certain ceremonies, mainly…
CHR-37

Honey-coloured mask with geometric headdress and a face of marked influence bambara.
MPS-1

Natural color wooden passport mask with patina of time. The Bambara treat their masks as if they were people.
MPS-3

It is the small reproduction of a male mask "sagbure", in its variety of racing mask.
MPS-4

Passport mask of the Segu region. Wood and dark patinas.
MPS-5

Wooden mask with patina of time.
MPS-6

Morecra wood color with geometric drawings and black prunes on the forehead and perpendicular stripes on the cheeks as scarifications.
MPS-7

Small passport mask, reproduction of a Mbuya mask.
MPS-8

The face of the mask, painted in kaolin white, is heart-shaped as much of the masks of the Central African ethnic groups.
MPS-9

Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-10

Oval mask surrounded by a cauris headdress. Dark color, made of natural wood, with patina of time between brown and gray.
MPS-11