Janus-Like Handle
End of a handle with a double face, male and female, in the manner of Janus.
TRRC-54
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Slingshot with a Female Figure
The handle represents a woman with an elongated torso, her arms and hands resting on her thighs.
TRCH-41
Fist Slingshot
Slingshot carved in light-coloured wood representing a fist.
TRCH-9
Bonu Amwin mask
Light wood in its natural colour with a shiny patina.
TRCH-10
Kneeling Colon-Style Woman
Slingshot handle depicting a colon-style woman kneeling and sitting on her heels.
TRCH-11
Sitting Woman
A seated woman is carved on the handle, a rare position in this type of object.
TRCH-12
Woman with Hands on Her Chest
The handle represents a woman with her hands on her chest, one on top of the other, in a position to be…
TRCH-13
Woman Praying
Woman kneeling and sitting on her own legs, praying with her hands on her belly.
TRCH-14
Rifle Slingshot
Old slingshot representing a rifle, with a pronounced patina from use.
TRCH-49
Woman with Conical Hairstyle
The slingshot handle depicts a woman in an unusual pose. Seated with legs folded forwards, they disappear in front view.
TRCH-50
Doll Biiga
Calling Dolls Biiga are manufactured by the Mossi Bulsa region.
TRCH-16
Akan Gold-Weighing Spoons
Spoons from the first half of the 19th century: the largest is 7.5 cm, the middle one 6.6 cm and the smallest…
APO-3
Akan goldweights
19th-century weights for weighing gold dust, from Baule country.
PGM-1
Gold-Weighing Weights: Swastikas
Old weights depicting different types of swastika, a cross derived from Sanskrit writing of the 5th century BCE.
PGM-2
Akan Gold-Weighing Weights
Akan gold-weighing weights from Baule country. Two weights measure 2.5 cm and the smallest 2.00 cm.
PGM-3
Insect weights
The larger insect measures 4.8 cm and the smaller 4.7 cm.
PFG-3
Insect weight
Lifelike representation of a large fly.
PFG-5
Necklace
Necklace formed by eleven bronze pieces of different shapes, with green patina, used by the tikar women.
COLL-1
Kpinlin bracelet
Bracelet made using the lost-wax method, consisting of four superimposed circular crowns.
PYB-7
Horse’s Head Ring
Old bronze ring depicting the head of a horse, with numerous details.
ANLL-4
Bird Ring
Old bronze ring from the village of Sakassou, a stronghold of Baule culture.
ANLL-5
Bracelet
Everyday bracelet made using the lost-wax method. Old patina from use and the passage of time.
PYB-8
Bracelet with Three Pellet Bells
Everyday bronze bracelet with three rattles or pellet bells producing soft sounds, used by women in ritual ceremonies and dances.
PYB-9
Royal Necklace
Royal necklace of ceremony intended for the dignitaries of the court at important ceremonies.
CYA-5
