
Cola box
Box intended to store kola nuts which is also used as a jeweler or chest for storing small-sized valuables. manufactured in the…
RCPT-24
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Box intended to store kola nuts which is also used as a jeweler or chest for storing small-sized valuables. manufactured in the…
RCPT-24

Cup intended to offer the cola nuts to the guests, made of bronze filigree.
RCPT-25

Anthropomorphic pitcher that, judging by the hairstyle, represents a woman, with her arms and legs folded.
TRRC-36

The Mangbetu They had a very hierarchical social structure, and the towns depended on a provincial chief who in turn depended on…
TRRC-57

Vase with human features and bird beak. The handles of the container are formed by hands and very short arms.
TRRC-51

Cup intended to offer the tail in sacrifices. The cover is carved or crocodile.
RCPT-27

Cup intended to drink palm wine at ceremonies or on great occasions.
RCPT-28

The first Nommo, the first ancestor who came down to earth, obtained permission and thanks from God Amma to embark on his…
RCPT-26

Curious cup intended for libations practiced during rites. It consists of a large head and thick and short legs.
RCPT-29

Good size anthropomorphic cup. so-called cups Koro are statues with a large ventral cavity in the form of eight, intended to drink…
RCPT-30

The so-called iron wood chest because they say it doesn't float. decorated with tribal scenes.
RCPT-31

Large bowl intended for different uses as a container to contain the grain, to throw the grain or to use it for…
RCPT-32

Ogo Banya are known as “Hogon cups”, which would be the translation of their name in some dialects.
RCPT-33

Cup depicting an arm with an extended hand whose palm contains the chalice while the shaft is the same arm.
RCPT-34

Receptacle destined for the rites of propitiation of ancestors and which can also be used to offer tail nuts to the visitor,…
RCPT-35

Cup intended to contain the kola nuts offered to the visitor.
RCPT-36

Curious pitcher mambila with a mid-human and mid-animal character covered with beaks.
RCPT-37

Box used to contain medicinal ointments or ingredines or intended for ritual sacrifices.
RCPT-38

Rare piece that the Karo of the banks of the river Omo put their handle to preserve it.
RCPT-39

Two gazelles occupy half the space.
TPC-2

Tampon intended to ink traditional fabrics for the manufacture of dresses worn by African women.
VAR-3

In this Korhogo fabric two gazelles alternate with two animals that could represent the leopard and hyena, alternating with numerous geometric…
TPC-3

Korhogo or batik fabric in which several animals of the area are painted, a typical round hut of the region and a…
TPC-4

In this fabric of Korhogo have been represented two wabelé morecras dancing around a typical round hut.
TPC-5