Coin Necklace
Numerous prestigious objects, in addition to masks and statues, are reinforced and decorated with a layer of rutilating ceramic pearls.
MND-4
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Colone
Former piece from a village of Baulé.
COL-15
Women with Offerings Cup
Rare settler-style piece in dense wood.
COL-16
Woman With Coversex
It represents an African woman, quite light in colour, in a rare position in this type of statuery, the hands resting on…
COL-17
Colono boy
Typical representation of a settler boy, with arms down and separated from the body.
COL-18
Woman With White Skirt
A settler-style woman with European and African elements.
COL-19
Colone
Representation of a settler in the classic carefree attitude, the left hand in a pocket and the right arm extended along the…
COL-20
Mommy Wata
The myth of Mamy Wata extends over a wide area of the African continent, especially along the Atlantic side.
COL-21
Black Woman in Bikini
Delicate sculpture of a settler style woman, with facial scarifications, wood color with beautiful patina.
COL-22
Offering Cup Holder
Woman sitting on a stool Akan, with generous naked breasts, carrying a cup of offerings, of those destined to contain kola nuts.
COL-23
Man Of Laws
Representation of a man of law, surely a judge of the colonial era with robe and birete, in thoughtful attitude and hands…
COL-24
Black Colon
Although a large part of the Baulé statues of the so-called "colonial style", with a red body, which is the color they…
COL-25
Curander and Guesser
Animist sculpture of the settler style.
COL-26
Football Colone
Tirachinas representing a footballer holding the ball with both hands, kneeling on the base of the handle.
COL-27
Women’s Tirachinas
Colony style slingshots whose handle represents a woman with a short white set and red body follow the classic style.
COL-28
Spoon
Spoon whose handle represents a settler, easily identifiable by the colonial case.
COL-29
Spoon for Tchapalo
Large spoon intended to serve the chapal.
CHR-1
Spoon
Magnificent and complicated sculpture by an old Senufus sculptor.
CHR-2
Spoon for Tchapalo
This type of spoon served to drink millet beer, called tcapalo, which was the alcohol that was most traditionally drunk in northern…
CHR-3
Ceremony Spoon
Spoon that represents the beauty canons Dan.
CHR-4
Spoon Ritual
Spoon of great capacity employed by women in ritual dances intended to celebrate the end of harvests.
CHR-5
Ibedji Female
In the case of ”ibeji“ In Yoruba, ” “ibedji” means “twin”, if one or both twins die, the mother, on the advice…
GML-9
Prestigio Spoon
Spoon of prestige used by the woman of a remarkable as an element that exalts her dignity.
CHR-6
Ceremony Spoon
Mango formed by the figure of an androgynous woman, in an attitude of meditation. hands resting on the belly as an allusion…
CHR-7
