Barn Gate
Artistic door with the most representative iconography of the Senufo.
PRYCR-6
Côte d’Ivoire
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Androgynous Figure
Androgynous figure following the ethnic group’s stylistic conventions: abrupt features, slender limbs, scarified face and stylized expression.
HYA-1
Underarm Drum
Mid-20th-century drum.
IDIOF-4
Slot Drum
Slot drums have been used in large areas of Africa.
IDIOF-6
Notable Woman Sitting
Kulango art is influenced by Akan peoples.
EFM-124
Cariatide Drum
Drum held by a woman sitting on a stool.
MEMB-2
Caryatid Drum
Drum supported by an elephant acting as a caryatid, a symbol of Côte d’Ivoire.
MEMB-3
Awale
Although it seems to go back more than a thousand years it is difficult to specify the age of awalé, game spread…
JGS-2
Awale
Although it seems to go back more than a thousand years it is difficult to specify the age of awalé, game spread…
JGS-3
Awoko
the awokois a small instrument of music of the so-called scrapers.
IDIOF-15
Maternity
Mother sitting on a stooltypical senufo, to signify your rank, breastfeeding your child Scarifications on breasts, shoulders and arms to indicate…
MTR-35
Queen Mother
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
Maternity
The mother is seated on the traditional dya, throne or stool of the Akan peoples.
MTR-38
Paleocures
This name is given to cauris, ceramic beads, bronze handles and bracelets, small bronze or iron bars, tools and tools of tillage,…
MND-7
Couple
Magnificent Guro carving of a man and a woman. Unlike masks, Guro statuary is very rare.
PAR-7
Cola box
Box intended to store the tail nuts offered to the visitor, as a symbol of hospitality, on arrival visiting a house.
BRN-72
Kuduo or Jewellery Box
Container made using the lost-wax process, from Buaké. An elephant, a symbol of the country, appears on the lid.
RCPT-6
Bottle of Cosmetics
In addition to their usefulness as cosmetic cans, they also serve to store ointments that constitute true magic ointments intended to protect…
RCPT-7
Cosmetics Boat
In addition to their usefulness as cosmetic cans, they also serve to store ointments that constitute true magic ointments intended to protect…
RCPT-8
Peasant
PEASANT WITH A BASKET RESTING ON HIS HIP AND A HOE ON HIS SHOULDER.
PFG-15
Woman Stacking The Millet
Woman stacking, surely millet or preparing futu, in mortar.
PFG-16
Herb Cup
Cup or jar for storing medicinal herbs, topped by an ape on the lid, referring to N’botombo, divinity of the forest, in…
RCPT-10
Ointment Jar
Jar or cup from the Korahogo region for storing medicinal or magical ointments, cosmetics for the faces or hair of notables’ wives,…
RCPT-13
Small Box
Small bronze chest or box made using the lost-wax process.
RCPT-16
