Onix Ring
Cobrizo metal ring with a small onyx stone.
ANLL-21
Burkina Faso
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Ring Horse Head
Antigu copper metal ring topped with the head of a horse, in front of which there is the simulation of a set…
ANLL-22
Ring Four Boards
Curious double-ringed male ring with four protruding auctions.
ANLL-24
Arm bands Horses
Curious bracelet that looks topped with two elongated horse heads.
PYB-57
Handle Type Bracelet
Bracelet of a grey metal, unknown, that weighs more than aluminum but less than iron, bronze, silver or brass.
PYB-69
Giraffe
Some of the great African animals are protagonists of many myths.
MYA-43
Elephant
In Africa the elephant represents the head of the animals and the role of the patriarch because of its strength and longevity.
MYA-44
Elephant
In Africa the elephant represents the head of the animals and the role of the patriarch because of its strength and longevity.
MYA-45
Couple
These wrought iron figures usually represent ancestors. Here we have a stylized couple made up of a man and a woman.
PAR-25
Anointing vessel
Small vessel intended to contain healing pocymes or ointments, also used in magical or ritual practices.
TRRC-106
Bird Ring
Ornamentation is not just a female symbol.
ANLL-30
Head Comb
The comb is one of the prestigious objects of African women.
PNS-39
Comb Chameleon
The comb is one of the prestigious objects of African women.
PNS-40
Royal Trio
Former piece found in an excavation several tens of years ago.
BRN-151
Women Playing Al Awalé
Magnificent representation of two women playing the famous Awalé dexterity game.
MTR-79
Paritoire stool
Stool in which women sit for delivery.
FRT-51
Fertility Statue
This piece represents a woman with large breasts and bulging belly that are two of the most important signs to express female…
FRT-52
Doll Biiga
Stylized figure of pointed breasts. The so-called Biiga dolls are manufactured by the Mossi Bulsa region.
FRT-53
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Nakomse Female Statue
The female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
ESFE-13
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Nakomse woman
The various female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
FRT-54
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Nakomse woman
The various female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
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Naakomse woman
The various female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
FRT-55
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Nakomse woman
Wood and pigments
FRT-56
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Nakomse woman
The various female Mossi statues represent Princess Yennega, the mother of Ouedrago considered the founder of the ethnic group.
FRT-57
