
Fetish
These fetishes are made using as a model the reliquaries of the ethnic group to which they copy in their great lines.
FET-71
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These fetishes are made using as a model the reliquaries of the ethnic group to which they copy in their great lines.
FET-71

Small vessel topped with the head of a figure sticking out its tongue.
FPR-13

Old ancestor figure with simple lines. The figure is seated in a meditative pose.
ESFE-3

The healer is seated, holding a child upside down. The child has a large anal protrusion.
BRN-103

Musician, rapsoda, singer, narrator, panegirist, historian, genealogist, fabulist and literate on griot is essentially the master of the word,…
BRN-104

A woman's figure sitting with her legs stretched out and her hands on her legs.
BRN-105

Woman seated on an Akan stool, holding a pestle to pound grain or plantain for “futú”, a typical dish of Côte d’Ivoire.
BRN-106

Young woman of the notable class, as shown by her dress and bracelets on upper arms, forearms and ankles.
BRN-107

Figurine depicting a woman with a pitcher over her head.
BRN-108

Young high-ranking woman indicated by bracelets on upper arms, forearms and ankles.
BRN-109

Group of five musicians playing different instruments and dancers brandishing large machetes.
BRN-110

Couple seated on the ground, the man’s legs bent to the left and the woman’s to the right, their hands resting on…
BRN-111

Small figure of a Baule notable holding a staff in his right hand while resting his left hand on his genitals.
BRN-112

Couple of dogon women with a pitcher over their heads.
BRN-113

Pair of men undoubtedly representing a pair of nomos. They hold their hands against their cheeks in a thoughtful pose.
BRN-114

Unusual, rare Dogon couple. The woman holds a schematically represented child.
BRN-115

The primordial couple is usually seated; here it stands.
BRN-116

Figurine acquired in Abidjan in the mid-sixties of the previous century.
BRN-117

Acquired in Abidjan in the mid-sixties of the previous century.
BRN-118

Figure of a man leaning forward with an object in his hands whose meaning we do not know.
BRN-119

In the case of the “ibeji”, in the Yoruba language “ibedji” means “twin”, if one or both twins die, the mother, on…
GML-23

In the case of the “ibeji”, in the Yoruba language “ibedji” means “twin”, if one or both twins die, the mother, on…
GML-24

Classic pair of ibedjis with long arms held away from their bodies.
GML-25

Simple Lobi mother-and-child figure that has lost the child she carried on her back.
MTR-66