
Telar pulley
Ancient and rustic pulley from a family in the village of Sakassu.
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Ancient and rustic pulley from a family in the village of Sakassu.
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Ancient and rustic pulley that has really been used. Colour wood with dark honey patina.
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The end of the pulley represents a beautiful woman's face.
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Pulley topped by a Yoruba head.
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A typically Yoruba head tops the top end of the pulley. ritual scarification on the forehead and necklace with red ceramic beads…
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Pulley topped by a typical fang head.
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The four heads of this loom coil mean that you can see in all directions, just like the present and the future,…
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Although in Africa men usually weave pulleys are usually decorated with women's figures and often animals.
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Pulley disassembled by a friend of owner of an old loom mde the region of Segu, Mali.
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Beautiful patina for use and small strokes due to the artisanal use of the object.
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Comb or guide loom threads used in the center and north of Ivory Coast, mainly by the baulé and senufo.
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Full fabric with your comb.The narrow fabric bands obtained are sewn juxtaposed to form the cloth.
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It represents a stylized kalao.
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The m handle of the pulley represents a mythical bird kalao in most ethnicities of Ivory Coast.
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The pulley handle features the face of an initiatedijiminiAs the ritual scarifications of the face show.
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A rough-looking figure that resembles the style of his relatives Kran from Liberia.
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Typical loom Namji with ethnic figures in the vertical columns.
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Weaving is a trade reserved for men in most African societies, as is potting for women.
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Old pulley with realistic face, very rustic that resembles the style of the Tagbana so it must come from an area close…
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Beautiful pair of baulé pulleys acquired in Abidjan in the mid-sixties of the last century.
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It depicts two kalaos ssubidos enciam of a child lying face up.
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The comb consists of sheets of palm leaves juxtaposed and attached by a wooden frame, through which the threads will pass.
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Small rudimentary-looking pulley stirrup like most of the realizations of the Tagbana.
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Pulley representing a kple-kple mask of the Goli. They're buffalo masks.
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