
Telar pulley
Pulley topped with the figure of a senufo woman with scarifications in her arms and body, which means that she is an…
PLYTL-39
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Pulley topped with the figure of a senufo woman with scarifications in her arms and body, which means that she is an…
PLYTL-39

Little bronze pitcher from the Edo kingdom in Benin.
RCPT-1

These types of containers are used to receive ointments but given the combs on which it rests it has been manufactured to…
RCPT-2

Cup of anthropomorphic figure that by its beauty seems to be destined for ritual libations, possibly palm wine.
RCPT-3

A container originally intended to contain palm oil, as shown by its patinous crustosa greasy.
OYA-3

An offering cup supported on the heads of two primordial ancestors acting as caryatids, with two others represented on the lid.
RCPT-4

Cup intended to drink the palm wine, the chapalo or the distilled sodabi or kutuku.
RCPT-5

In addition to their usefulness as cosmetic cans, they also serve to store ointments that constitute true magic ointments intended to protect…
RCPT-7

In addition to their usefulness as cosmetic cans, they also serve to store ointments that constitute true magic ointments intended to protect…
RCPT-8

Cup or jar to guerdar medicinal herbs on whose top is a monkey, reference to the N'botombo, divinity of the jungle, in…
RCPT-10

Called a box of spirits is meant to keep the relics of ancestors.
RCPT-11

The Yoruba statues of cup bearers are related to divination, serving for a part of a cup of offerings and welcome cup…
RCPT-12

Bottle or cup intended to store the medicinal or magical ointments and also cosmetics for the face or hair of the remarkable…
RCPT-13

Grand wooden vessel surrounded by reddish cords. On his cover he wears a fetish character with his body tied with strings.
RCPT-14

Beautifully decorated pumpkin with embroidered brass figures and bands of resin with cauris forming drawings.
RCPT-15

Artistic clay jar cooked with dark brown pigmentation profusely decorated.
TRRC-16

The Yoruba statues of cup bearers are related to divination, serving for a part of a cup of offerings and welcome cup…
EFM-17

Cup intended to contain the kola nuts offered to the visitor.
RCPT-17

Funeral urn supported by four cariatids.
RCPT-18

Cup used in the enthronement of the Hogon, master and spiritual leader of the Dogon ethnic group.
RCPT-19

Cup called secrets that belongs to the intimacy of the woman doon, in which she keeps her most intimate and secret objects.
RCPT-20

Container intended to store kola nuts to offer visitors, is also used to store tobacco.
RCPT-21

Small container intended to contain various ointments, taanto medicinal substances as pigments for the makeup of massai women.
RCPT-22

Small glass intended to contain medicinal substances. Patina of time.
RCPT-23