
Female Statue
Oroginal hairstyle formed by three vertical and conical bows that stand on the head as if they were three towers.
EFM-15
Text of the original catalogue
It is one of the ethnic groups considered to be lagoons, although they are not bordering the Ebrié lagoon as it is located about ten kilometers above Abidjan. Most of the Attie are implanted in the Anyama and Alepé region, some are in Adzopé, Yakassé and Akupé. It's a village. Ashanti of origin Akan and speak the Kwa language group attié. The current Attie stand out for their activities and for their intellectual training, having given numerous teachers, jurists, doctors and military, being their proximity to the University of Abidjan one of the main factors of their training. The Attié, like most of the lagoon villages, have few masks. His statues, like his relatives and neighbors, agni, present scarifications along the torso, especially in its central part. These statues help fortune tellers communicate with the hereafter.
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Oroginal hairstyle formed by three vertical and conical bows that stand on the head as if they were three towers.
EFM-15

Classic attie hairstyle with central crest and two side bows in both characters.
PAR-6

The statues, offerings, votive figures and exvotes are not in Africa an offering dedicated to God or to the gods for a…
FIV-6

Among its numerous and refined artistic production are the female figures and the maternity wards, standing or seated, which express the canons…
MTR-31

Representation of a woman with a pitcher over her head. Dark patina.
PLYTL-6

Delicate Agni figure that recalls the aesthetics of the Baulé, his relatives of the Akan group.High-ranking personage as denoted by the dya…
MTR-37

The mother is seated on the traditional dya, throne or stool of the Akan peoples.
MTR-38

In most African countries, canes of ceremony are objects that involve great solemnity.
BST-19

The figure of motherhood is one of the oldest and most representative in Africa.
MTR-43