Telar comb
Beautiful patina for use and small strokes due to the artisanal use of the object.
PLYTL-25
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Loom Comb
Loom comb or thread guide used in central and northern Côte d’Ivoire, mainly by the Baule and Senufo.
PLYTL-26
Telar
Full fabric with your comb.The narrow fabric bands obtained are sewn juxtaposed to form the cloth.
PLYTL-27
Loom Pulley
It depicts a stylized hornbill.
PLYTL-28
Loom Pulley
The pulley handle depicts a hornbill, a mythical bird in most ethnic groups of Côte d’Ivoire.
PLYTL-29
Telar pulley
The pulley handle features the face of an initiatedijiminiAs the ritual scarifications of the face show.
PLYTL-30
Loom Pulley
Rough-looking figure resembling the style of their Kran relatives in Liberia.
PLYTL-31
Monkey Bulu
Ethnic protection fetish Bulu, south of Camerun.
FET-49
Martillo de Divinacion
This divinatory hammer or also called gong hammer represents a woman, delicately sculpted, with her neck ringed, symbol of feminine beauty.
-8
Divination Hammer
Small, roughly made hammer, possibly made by the loom’s owner.
-9
Divination Hammer
Beautiful carving on this divination hammer depicts a woman touching one breast with her right hand and her belly with her left,…
-10
Divination Hammer
This divination hammer is topped by a Bon Num Amwin mask, suggesting that it belonged to a diviner, since this is the…
-11
Facial Mask
Rare triangular-looking fang mask and prominent mouth.
MFANT-212
Divination Hammer
Old gong hammer intended to mark the rhythms of divinatory rites.
MART-1
Barn Gate
Small barn door with a turtle, one of the mythical animals of the dogon, on which there are carved four hare masks.
PRYCR-1
Barn Gate
The main allegories of the dogon cosmogony, mainly several couples of the primordial ancestors and dancers with the masks, are represented in…
PRYCR-2
Barn Gate
The main allegories of the dogon cosmogony, mainly several couples of the primordial ancestors and dancers with the masks, are represented in…
PRYCR-3
Barn Gate
Enigmatic door FangIt's carved in rhombus on the top and bottom of a woman's face.
PRYCR-4
Granary Door
Magnificent namji door with unarmed interdoor. the top and the bottom are carved with rhombuses, in the lower one stands a head…
PRYCR-5
Barn Gate
Artistic door with the most representative iconography of the Senufo.
PRYCR-6
Lock
Simple old Dogon lock showing the effects of time and weather.
PRYCR-7
Lock
Artistic dogon hut lock presided by the primordial couple. The body of the lock is decorated with geometric drawings.
PRYCR-8
Lock
Lock depicting a woman, probably Yasigine, the sister of the masks, the only woman authorized to take part in rites of the…
PRYCR-9
Lock
Artistic allegory of the horse carrying the ark in which the first Nommo came to earth with the first men at the…
PRYCR-10
