
Slingshot: Woman with a Snake
Delicate sculpture of a woman with a snake rolled around her waist.
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Delicate sculpture of a woman with a snake rolled around her waist.
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Young woman with arms along the body. Old black patina.
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Crudely made slingshot representing an anthropomorphic figure with two heads.
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This anthropomorphic figure could represent a woman, following the style of the bateba.
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Woman with her arms towards her waist, without hands.
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SLINGSHOT REPRESENTING A WOMAN WEARING A BRA, WITH ABDOMINAL SCARIFICATIONS.
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REPRESENTATION OF A BAULE WOMAN WITH HER HANDS ON HER THIGHS.
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Representation of a seated woman with her arms at her sides.
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The woman’s body is formed by a sacred Bonu Amwin mask. Age patina.
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Rustically made slingshot, undoubtedly made by its owner. It represents an anthropomorphic figure topped with a sacred Bonu Amwin mask.
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Representation of a woman kneeling with her hands on her thighs in a prayerful attitude.
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Typical Namji loom with figures representative of the ethnic group on the vertical posts.
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Hammer called gong and used in divinatory practices, finished with a head that has the form of goat or small antelope.
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Percussion hammer used to mark the rhythms of divinatory practices topped with an animal head of difficult interpretation.
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Magnificent sculpture of a Baule notable with a Bon Num Awin mask on his head.
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Magnificent sculpture of a female Baule notable with a sacred Bon Num Awin mask on her head.
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Small percussion hammer bearing a delicately carved Baule notable, with fine features and an expression of serenity difficult to achieve in such…
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At the same time utilitarian object and currency of exchange this piece was also carried as a symbol of power and was…
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Anthropomorphic sanza, an instrument widely used in many African societies.
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It is a cane or axe of ceremony used during the cult of the god of Thunder Shango, fourth Yoruba king who…
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The Kissi they grow the land and mainly rice. Kissi are steatite funeral statuettes that appear in a fetal position.
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The Kissi they grow the land and mainly rice. Kissi are steatite funeral statuettes that appear in a fetal position.
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Scoop used in the 19th century to remove foreign particles, such as grains of sand, from gold dust.
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Scoop used in the 19th century to remove foreign particles, such as sand grains, from gold dust.
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