
Sitting Woman
Small figure of a sitting woman wearing collars on her neck and wristbands.
BRN-42
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Small figure of a sitting woman wearing collars on her neck and wristbands.
BRN-42

Mother accompanied by her triplets.
MTR-11

These dolls are carried behind the back by women who are expecting a child or by those who want to become pregnant.
FRT-1

Curious ashanti fertility doll “Akwa Ba”, “welcome” in most ethnic groups of the group Akan.
MTR-12

“Akwa ba” means “welcome” in most ethnic groups of the group Akan.
FRT-8

“Akwa ba” means “welcome” in most ethnic groups of the group Akan.
FRT-16

Small bronze container with a circular base, measuring around 15 to 20 centimetres.
APO-2

Double-sided head to the Janus.
TRRC-14

Original female terracotta bust. The hands accuse a deformity as if they were melted into another missing element of the figure.
TRRC-31

These terracotta heads have a common point with the bronze portraits of Ife.
TRRC-33

The statues, offerings, votive figures and exvotes are not in Africa an offering dedicated to God or to the gods for a…
FIV-3

“AKWA BA” means “welcome” in most ethnic groups of the group Akan.
FRT-27

Maternity sitting on a stool Akanbreastfeeding your child on your knees.
MTR-28

Maternity by breast-feeding one of her children who grabs her left breast.
MTR-34

The comb in Africa is a sign of distinction and the range of its carrier, because in fact, the comb prevents carrying…
PNS-9

Reclineheads characteristic of the ashanti group. Beautiful patina for use.
RECL-6

Former pylon from a shantytown in Adjamé.
VAR-10

19th-century weights for weighing gold dust, from Baule country.
PGM-1

Palette used in the century XIX to clean the gold dust from foreign particles, like grains of sand.
APO-5

Palette used in the century XIX to clean the gold dust from foreign particles, like grains of sand.
APO-6

The existence of headrests or backrests from ancient Egypt is known.
RECL-9

The figure of motherhood is one of the oldest and most representative in Africa.
MTR-55

The existence of headrests or backrests from ancient Egypt is known.
RECL-10

The existence of headrests or backrests from ancient Egypt is known.
RECL-11