Ti Wara
Ti Wara female carrying her child on the basis of her horns, represented simply by a small horn with ears.
MFG-23
Mali
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Omono Monkey Mask
The monkey mask is one of the numerous masks of animals participating in the Lady's ceremony, although it is true according to…
MFAZ-88
Gentlemen.
This figure seems to represent a remarkable given his dress.
TRRC-62
Griot (In His Ganga)
Object manufactured from lost wax still surrounded by refractory clay.
BRN-52
Facial Mask Faligulo
“Koré” is the spirit of the waters.
MFAZ-53
Ntomo Face Mask
A five-horn mask belonging to the secret society of the Ntomo, which represents that the human being is obliged to work to…
MFAZ-54
Ty Wara Female, Bamako Style
Tyi Wara means the work of the wild animal. Tyi means work and wild animal Wara.
MFG-28
Ty Wara Female, Bamako Style
Tyi wara, ty or ti wara, chy, ci or cy wara: many names are used for the best-known crest mask of the…
MFG-29
Male Ty Wara, Bamako style
Tyi wara, ty or ti wara, chy, ci or cy wara: many names are used for the best-known crest mask of the…
MFG-30
Ty Wara Macho, Bamako style
Tyi Wara means the work of the wild animal. Tyi means work and wild animal Wara.
MPS-14
Ty Wara Female, Segou Style
Ty wara Guzmu formed pot a female antelope on a helmet of braided reeds.
MFG-31
Nwantantay Mask
The Bwa are part of the Boboknown as “Bobo blacks” , like the “Bobo Fing”, considered the real ones Bobo.
MFG-34
Mask Helmet Zoomorph
Mask helmet used in large parties of masks and puppets that participate in dances, songs, acrobatics, puppets and popular theaters, party that…
MFG-37
Facial Walu Mask
Walu is the mystical dogon antelope commissioned by the creator god Amma to protect the sun against Yurugu, the fox, which is…
MFAZ-67
Head
Since the 1970s, there has been a knowledge of a culture developed over the centuries.
TRRC-9
Female Figure
By the pro-eminent navel and the incipient breasts could be the representation of a young woman, as well as the bracelets she…
TRRC-10
Urna Funeraria
Since the 1970s, there has been a knowledge of a culture developed over the centuries.
TRRC-17
Anointing vessel
Small Djenne vessel, from the Nijer valley, intended to contain medicinal, magic or cosmetic substances for women.
TRRC-18
Anointing vessel
Glass of terracotta ointments, intended to contain or prepare medicinal or magical substances.
TRRC-19
Anointing vessel
A pot of ointments intended to contain magical substances for ritual celebrations or cosmetic substances for use by women.
TRRC-20
Anointing vessel
Small glass of terracotta intended to contain medicinal ointments for healings, magic substances or cosmetics to enhance the beauty of the woman.
TRRC-21
Anointing vessel
Small glass with amphora-shaped body intended to contain medicinal or magical ointments for your use in divinatory practices.
TRRC-22
Head
terracotta head which is undoubtedly the fragment of a full-body statue.
TRRC-23
Anthropomorphic Figure
Anthropomorphic figure in heavy ferruginous terracotta. Arms along the body slightly flexed and missing part of the legs.
TRRC-24
