
Women’s Tirachinas
The slingshot handle represents a woman with her hands crossed in a strange way over her chest, like protecting her heart.
TRCH-37
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The slingshot handle represents a woman with her hands crossed in a strange way over her chest, like protecting her heart.
TRCH-37

The slingshot is topped by a female head with a ringed neck that stands on an inverted Bou Amwin mask that occupies…
TRCH-42

Small woman and strong legs but without feet on the fork of slingshots.
TRCH-44

Curious character of relaxed appearance, with arms at the sides.
TRCH-45

Magnificent sculpture for such a small piece. The woman wears an artistic copper hairstyle that carries a pitcher.
TRCH-46

Curious slingshots depicting a young woman whose oval, pointed and oblique breasts are the prolongation of the shoulders.
TRCH-48

Former slingshots representing a rifle, with marked patina of use.
TRCH-49

The handle of the slingshot represents a woman in a rare position.
TRCH-50

Bellows used by the blacksmith in the forge to forge the metals.
VAR-5

Clamping skates that are placed on each side of the dromedary to be able to fix the ropes that hold the load…
VAR-6

Hardwood ashtray with five human heads. Patina for use.
VAR-7

Former pylon from a shantytown in Adjamé.
VAR-10

Pulley ded wood intended to facilitate the movement of the rope to draw water from the well.
VAR-11

Pylon intended to crush cereals in mortar. These pilons topped with a figure are also used by their owners as prestigious symbols.
VAR-12

It seems that the horse was introduced to Africa, especially to the south of the Sahara, according to archaeological excavations and some…
FEC-19

The Bozo are specialists in the manufacture of puppets dressed and painted with colorful colors.
VAR-18

Marionettes almost identical to those used by the Bambara.
EFM-2

It is common in these neighbouring ethnic groups, Bambara, Bozo and Marka, the use of showy puppets, in their theaters.
VAR-19

Mortar intended to crush cereals and prepare various regular meals of Africans.
VAR-20

Heavy wood mortar used to grind cereals and prepare dishes from African cuisine.
VAR-21

One of his most important deities is the god Ebongo whose materialized effigy is represented in one of his most important productions,…
EMS-67

One of his main deities is the god Ebongo whose materialized effigy is represented in one of his most important productions, the…
EMS-66

Mid-century ashtray XX destined without a doubt to the colonial population.
VAR-2

Small pylon for household use intended to stack small amounts of cereal.
VAR-1