Oven O Pipa Cazoleta
Prestigious and ceremonial pipe oven representing a man sitting whose head occupies the whole body. Brown patina.
PIP-14
Cameroon
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Oven O Pipa Cazoleta
The box represents a head boss with one of its characteristic hairstyles. Rotation in part of the cane at the level of…
PIP-16
Telar
Typical loom Namji with ethnic figures in the vertical columns. Brown pary, very dark.
PLYTL-33
Hoz currency
At the same time utilitarian object and currency of exchange this piece was also carried as a symbol of power and was…
MND-8
Sanza
Sanza anthropomorpha. Instrument widely used in many African societies. The keyboard is fixed on what pretends to be the belly. It has…
-14
Baston De Commando
Artistic head cane topped by a stylized elephant head mask, over a man holding another mask just like the first one but…
BST-22
Ceremony Spoon
Ceremony spoon that reproduces a fertility wrist. A raffle necklace on the waist and hair. Dark patina.
CHR-27
Horn of fortune teller
Horn of koba or male hypothragus, antelope horse, which carries inside seeds to mark divinatory rhythms. Topped with the head of the…
MYA-19
Fetiches (Pareja)
Powerfully magical objects of secret societies, particularly in Grassland. These secret societies, through the council of seven-member notables…
FET-55
Fetish
Powerfully magical objects of secret societies, particularly in Grassland and especially in Bafousam. These secret societies, through the council…
FET-56
Maternity
Numerous details in this motherhood with artistically scarified belly. As in most African maternity homes, the child is an insignificant figure…
MTR-39
Fetish Rain Fumbam
Fetish from the Fumban region in western Cameroon. Made of hippopotamus bone, sometimes buffalo, intended to invoke rain and also to desire…
FET-84
Cola box
Box intended to store kola nuts which is also used as a jeweler or chest for storing small-sized valuables. manufactured in the…
RCPT-24
Maraca
Simple maraca used in playful and religious ceremonies and also to mark divinatory rhythms. Dark patina.
IDIOF-16
Men’s Guardian Spirit
Mumuye blacksmiths sculpt longline, heavy-wood statues of women, called iagalagana they are kept in huts owned by families and entrusted to one…
EFM-83
Ancestor
They are called "pearl" figures, masks, statues or any other object covered with beads or ceramic pearls. The art of pearl was…
FPR-10
Woman Sitting on a stool
Small piece of a woman sitting on a stool, which proves that she is a remarkable woman. Its thick belly and breasts…
EFM-127
Female Statue
A very rustic statue of a woman, possibly carved by a member of a family to serve as an ancestor. These statues…
EFM-104
Soothsayer
I guess with two bowls of pumpkin that contain the magic pocymes and, in turn, little androgynous figure. A double-turn collar on…
MYA-27
Kuosi Mbap Mteng Elephant Mask
The African mask is not only the wooden element that covers the face of the carrier but also the complete clothing, including…
MFG-57
Pearl Figure
They are called "pearl" figures, masks, statues or any other object covered with beads or ceramic pearls. The art of pearl was…
FPR-11
Bell
Bell topped with a typical ethnic head. It produces different sounds depending on the percussion zone. It is used in the outings…
IDIOF-18
Trompa
Tromp decorated with various figures, a man kneeling with his hands together in an imploratory attitude, two heads, lizards and geometric…
AER-5
Maternity
The figure of motherhood is one of the oldest and most representative in Africa. She is represented with one or two children…
MTR-56
