
Face Mask Allure
They represent spiritual power or “Yu”. Their artistic canons are quite similar to those of their neighbors.
MFAZ-68
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They represent spiritual power or “Yu”. Their artistic canons are quite similar to those of their neighbors.
MFAZ-68

Beautiful statue baulé with profusion of details and abundant scarifications on face and back.
EMS-55

It is a wooden container, with two floors inside.
OYA-6

It is a wooden container, with two floors inside.
OYA-7

It is a wooden container, with two floors inside.
OYA-8

Baule royal couple seated on an Akan stool.
BRN-57

The statues, offerings, votive figures and exvotes are not in Africa an offering dedicated to God or to the gods for a…
EMS-56

The woman appears sitting on an akan stool, only the women of the notables have this privilege.
EFM-54

Mother-and-child figure seated on an Akan stool with the child on her back.
MTR-24

The Baulélike other peoples in Africa, they believe that everyone has a husband or wife in the other world and that they…
EFM-55

It is the geniuses or spirits of nature that can intervene in the world of humans by granting them their favors or…
EMS-60

The word Zaulí designates both the mask and the traditional dance of the country.
MFAZ-71

Passport mask that mimics the style of the mask zamblé. It's a stylized war-related antelope mask.
MPS-34

Passport masks are usually reproduction of large masks. In this case we are facing the reproduction of a mask dan mahou.
MPS-35

They represent spiritual power or “Yu”. Their artistic canons are quite similar to those of their neighbors.
MFAZ-72

They represent spiritual power or “Yu”. Their artistic canons are quite similar to those of their neighbors.
MFAZ-73

The word Zaulí designates both the mask and the traditional dance of the country.
MFAZ-74

Mask depicting the stylized figure of the head of a facocero or wart boar.
MFZ-27

The myth of Mami Wata extends over a wide area of the African continent, especially along the Atlantic side.
BR-13

Mask representing an elephant, an emblamatic animal from Côte d'Ivoire, performed by the procedure of lost wax.
BR-14

The statues, offerings, votive figures and exvotes are not in Africa an offering dedicated to God or to the gods for a…
FIV-1

Former bronze coin used in Ivory Coast and much of West Africa until the turn of the century XIXIt's a grooved bar…
PAR-4

Probably a real couple or at least high rank as shown by their hairstyles and the fact of sitting on an akan…
PAR-5

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